The Future North American Locomotive Cab Managing Today With a View to the Future

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The Future North American Locomotive Cab Managing Today With a View to the Future Jeff Moller AVP Transportation Systems & Practices Association of American Railroads Wikipedi a

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The Future North American Locomotive Cab

Managing Today With a View to the Future

Jeff MollerAVP Transportation Systems & Practices

Association of American RailroadsWikipedia

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Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific R.R.1915 – General Electric

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Chicago Burlington & Quincy RailroadBudd / Winton, 1934 Wikipedia

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Wikimedia.org

EMD GP 9 - 1955

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Standardized Cab Controls – Specification AAR RP-5132 1972

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Current Cab Design – General ElectricSource: DOT/FRA/ORD-10/07

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The Future?

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Considerations

• Arrange Displays to Clearly Communicate Critical Information With Other Information Easily Accessible

• Make any Changes “Intuitive” so Operators Can Easily Switch Between Older and Newer Locomotives

• Additional Information Coming to the Transportation Research Board Railroad Operational Safety Committee (AR070) Website

• Use Sound Design Principles When Taking Advantage of New Technology