On the first full day of sun that Montreal has seen in quite some time, CN 527 heads west with CN 8954 leading four more units and a short train. Up front is traffic from the Port of Montreal, lif... (more)

In a scene that could easily pass for Western Canada, Charlotte bound ethanol loads pass through the Pikeville Cut-Through.

Q198's relatively short 7,698' train stretches out across the Battle River near Fabyan, AB.

Florida Gulf and Atlantic TA-East heads west through Greenville, Florida.

Prince Rupert-Chicago train Q198 soars across the Battle River Trestle on CN's Wainwright Sub.

Q198's train gathers speed as its tailend has just cleared the siding at Irma.

With several hours passing while the train was loaded at the Conneaut Docks and heavy snow falling, the drifts had piled up at the Pennside Road crossing south of Albion, Pennsylvania for the sout... (more)

The daily ALCAN train uses CSXT on either end of its trip between Louisville & Berea, KY, running the ex-L&N Eastern Kentucky Division "Old Road" inbetween. Downtown Frankfort has a var... (more)

The daily ALCAN train uses CSXT on either end of its trip between Louisville & Berea, KY, running the ex-L&N "Old Road" inbetween. Here, the empty train with the anniversary duo is eastb... (more)

CN SD70M-2 8010 leads a heavy Edmonton-Prince George train M303 down the hill at Pedley.

The RJ Corman "Alcan Express" aluminum ingot train roars across the Kentucky River at Ford, nearing Winchester, KY.

A pair of SD70M-2's slowly roll across Conneaut Creek as they make their way through the loop track in Conneaut, Ohio to load the train with taconite pellets. This unique bridge is the only four t... (more)

CN 8812, SD70M-2, leads an empty coal train east at Snaring, AB rolling along the Athabasca River in Jasper National Park.

Prince George-Winnipeg train M348 departs the north track at Grant Brook, BC.

The daily NS local that runs between Elkhart and Burns Harbor runs through downtown Chesterton with a SD70M-2 duo on a chilly afternoon in early January. This was the only day the sun was out for ... (more)