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Higher wagons optimise axleloads
By Railway Gazette International and CMAJ1998-09-01T10:00:00
A study conducted by Massachusetts Institute of Technology for the Association of American Railroads has proposed the use of higher, shorter wagons to optimise application of heavier axleloads.
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