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Squat-type Defect Remediation on Sound Transit and The Search for Effective Preventive Maintenance Measures

April 19, 2026 | Filed under: Rail Defects, Rail Grinding, Rail Transit

by Jeff Tuzik (This article was previously published in the December 2025 issue of Mass Transit) One of the most vexing, and increasingly common rail defects that rail transit agencies contend with is the squat-type defect (stud). Addressing studs has been challenging in that they are not fully understood, and, …

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Protected: Designing and Monitoring a One-of-a-Kind Vibration-Mitigation Track Section on Seattle’s Sound Transit.

February 9, 2026 | Filed under: Noise and Vibration, Rail Transit

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Sound Transit Studies Wheel/Rail Interaction Differences Between Vehicle Types

April 23, 2023 | Filed under: Rail Transit, Vehicle/Track, Wheel Maintenance, Wheel/Rail Interaction

by Jeff Tuzik Seattle’s Link Light Rail, operated by Sound Transit, is a fairly young system. And by most standards, a small system. But it’s also a sophisticated system, and it’s growing fast. The system currently operates 25 miles of track and is in the midst of expanding to 50 …

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