A trio of NYS&W SD60 locomotives are being serviced at the railroad's Ridgefield Park fuel pad, before being dispatched on road train SU-99. View is from the Route 46 public sidewalk.

Raritan Central's RC-2 is pushing two flatcars of lumber into the Home Depot distribution center.

42202 works 9791 SCT transfer to Laverton across the Maribyrnong River bridge at Footscray.

Former French railcar serving the Romanian countryside

Norfolk Southern 222 flies north from Atlanta to Charlotte at Red Lane, the north end of the double track through Gainesville, with two classic EMDs leading.

A High and Wide Load arrives at Charleston Port, SC.

Light power over the canal. CN 4810 & CN 7075 are heading light into the Port of Montreal to pick up some cars as they cross the eastern end of the Lachine Canal. At left can be seen the su... (more)

The North Conway Station is a very historic place. The 1878 iconic depot was the arrival point of Boston & Maine trains that brought visitors to the Mount Washington Valley for many years. The Con... (more)

Observing trackage rights over BNSF from just east of Barstow, CA (Daggett) to West Colton, CA, UP's ISCLB-15 has just about completed the trip over Cajon Pass.

With a whack of power up front, BNSF's California division 121 local heads over Cajon Pass.

The daily fall foliage "Notch Train" rolls west through Intervale with both locomotives on point. The train is headed to Fabyan Station and then returning along the former Maine Central Railroad M... (more)

A quintet of BNSF GEs in various stages of faded paint climb over a crispy Cajon Pass with an eastbound Z9.

BNSF ES44C4 6995 leads a stack train over the Summit of Cajon Pass as the appropriately named control point, "Summit".

BNSF's Los Angeles Harbor-Clovis stack train climbs up Cajon Pass, passing "Hill 582" which surprisingly suffered no fire damage while much of the immediate surrounding area did!

BNSF ES44C4 6538 has just about reached the summit of Cajon Pass with an eastbound Alliance, TX bound Z train. UP's MWCRV-15 (West Colton-Roseville) can be seen climbing eastward on their Mojave S... (more)