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This committee is responsible for maintaining current knowledge of clearances required by law or regulation in each of the political entities through which the member roads of the Association of American Railroads (AAR) operate and making this knowledge readily available to members of the AAR. They are also responsible for publication of clearance diagrams defining clearances required by various AAR interchange rules and developing procedures to protect the movement of excessive dimension or overweight loads.
Ballots:
Posted 11/03/08
- Ballot #28-08-02, Chapter 28, Table on Primary Maintenance Procedures or Installation that can Adversely Affect Clearances
Spring 2006 Meeting Highlights
Members of Committee 28 at demonstration of L-Kopia's latest
generation laser clearance measuring system during the
Spring 2006 meeting in Jacksonville, FL
Next Meeting:
Meeting Minutes:
Link to RICA Website:www.rica.org
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Sub-Committees and Current Assignments
Sub-Committee A: Recommendations for Further Investigation and Research.
Sub-Committee B: Revision of Manual.
C-1-62: Compilation of the Railroad Clearance Requirements of the Various States. Ongoing assignment.
C-2-85: Compilation of a comprehensive glossary and bibliography pertaining to the technical literature on railroad high and wide clearances. Ongoing assignment.
C-4-85: Equipment Diagrams and Ratings.Ongoing assignment.
C-6-89: EDI/Web page
development and maintenance. Ongoing assignment
C-8-94: Research and develop any new methods for measuring clearances, particularly means of measuring high/wide loads at interchange points. Ongoing Assignment.
D-8-94: Maintaining existing clearances. Ongoing Assignment.
D-10-97: Study car behavior
and recommend tolerances between various types of equipment and obstructions at different speeds. Identify
all factors involving tolerances. Completion date is unknown at this time.
D-11-99: Parameters for Handling High Combined Center-of-Gravity Loads. Completion date is unknown at this time.
D-10-04: Identify clearances critical structures and procedures and events that can alter clerances. Ongoing Assignment.
D-12-04: Identify clearance critical structures and the activities that could potentially reduce clearance at each structure. Ongoing Assignment.
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Chair
Joseph B. Boehle
Senior Clearance Engineer
CSX Transportation
6735 Southpoint Dr S
Jacksonville, FL 32216-6177
(T): (904) 279-5537
(F): (904) 332-7153
Email Joseph B. Boehle
Vice Chair
Kevin O. Casey
Manager - Clearances
Amtrak
30th Street Station, 3rd Floor Box 16
Philadelphia, PA 19104
(T): (215) 349-4681
(F): (215) 349-1710
Email Kevin O. Casey
Secretary
Michael Stevenson
Operations and Marketing Mgr
Trusted Transportation Solutions
1140 Centre Pointe Dr Ste 100
Mendota Heights, MN 55120-1273
(T): (651) 789-4928
(F): (651) 552-4910
Email Michael Stevenson
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