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AREMA NEWS AREMA Online Instructions to register for the AREMA 2008 Annual Conference at www.arema.org. 1. Enter your User Name and Password in the boxes located on the left menu. Standard login (for those who have not changed their login information): User name = AREMA ID Number Password = Last name + First initial (no spaces and not case sensitive) For example, the Password for John Smith is smithj. 2. If you have never ordered a publication, been a member or attended a conference or seminar, click create account to set-up a record and assign a User Name and Password in order to login to the Website. 3. Click the AREMA 2008 Annual Conference link located on the homepage. 4. For additional information, click the appropriate link on the left menu. 5. To register, click online registration located in the middle of the page, or register online on the left menu. 6. Select Attending on the drop-down box located to the right of the preferred registration option. Be sure to read the registration descriptions to ensure the correct registration is selected. Please note that AREMA registration includes entrance to the REMSA trade show. 7. Click the green check-out link located on the bottom left. 8. To review your badge and contact information, click on your name. 9. Click check-out to enter credit card information. 10. Click check-out to complete the order. Be sure to click this button only once in order to prevent multiple charges. 11. To print the conﬁrmation page and charges, set your printer to Landscape. 12. A conﬁrmation letter will be mailed from the Conference Department. For further assistance with registering online, call AREMA at 301-459-3200. www.rtands.com AREMA Publications Now Available 2008 Manual for Railway Engineering There have been numerous updates to more than 4,000 pages of the Manual for Railway Engineering. The chapters are grouped into four general categories, each in a separate volume: � • Track �• Structures • Infrastructures & Passenger • System Management The Manual is available in 4-volume loose-leaf format, CD-ROM, revision set (loose-leaf format only) and individual chapters (loose-leaf format only). Practical Guide to Railway Engineering This guide provides a comprehensive overview and understanding of the railway system. Whether you are new to the rail industry or a longtime contributor wanting to learn more, this bound book and CD-ROM offer in-depth coverage of railway fundamentals and serve as an excellent reference. 2008 Communications & Signals Manual of Recommended Practices There are almost 90 new, revised, reaffirmed and extended Manual Parts in the 2008 edition. This manual is an annual publication, available in 5-volume loose-leaf format, CD-ROM, revision set (loose-leaf format) and individual sections. 2008 Portfolio of Trackwork Plans The 2008 Portfolio of Trackwork Plans consists of plans and speciﬁcations that relate to the design, details, materials and workmanship for switches, frogs, turnouts & crossovers, crossings, rails and other special trackwork. This is a companion volume to the Manual for Railway Engineering. To order any or all of the AREMA publications, please log on to www.arema.org. American Railway Engineering and Maintenance-of-Way Association 10003 Derekwood Lane, Suite 210, Lanham, MD 20706-4362 Phone: 301-459-3200 / Fax: 301-459-8077 www.arema.org Railway Track & Structures May 2008 13 http://www.arema.org http://www.arema.org http://www.arema.org http://www.arema.org http://www.arema.org http://www.rtands.com

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