Not going anywhere for a while? Grab a pry bar. B-34 fell victim to a snapped rail between the two head units putting them on the ground for most of the day. Hulcher had them re-railed in no tim... (more)

Whoops! This unlucky motorist got him/herself caught between the gates at the Westminster Ave. crossing in Montreal West. This is something that repeats itself time and time again each rush hour, ... (more)

The aftermath of a head on collision between an empty runaway suburban train and a parked V/Line train in platform 2 at Spencer Street Station.

Perhaps there was a reason the "J" would use 4 axle power on this job?

One of the better wrecks I've seen in the BNSF yard. Hopefully no one was hurt.

At approximately 4AM, the Chesapeake and Albermarle rock job was northbound with approximately 40 empties. It passed 2 signals and approached the open bascule draw span over the Intercoastal Water... (more)

UH That'll Do! The sometimes not so glamorous side of railroading and some of the things that can happen. Here is what happens when the load out chute of a taconite pellet bin fails to close dur... (more)

I think this car is parked too close to the line and there is a small acceident.

The steady hand of an operator from Westside Shearing & Demolition rolls a tankcar on its side so scrapping can begin. A broken rail caused a 9 car wreck just south of this location on P&W's Norwi... (more)

A 1970's view of a smashed up class 101 dmu at Glasgow Works. Photo by the late T.E. Baxendale.

View taken from an old footbridge that passed directly over the LV engine terminal. It was old, shaky and on a nice sunny day, might have been near capacity when railfans were in town.

BNSF and Hulcher crews work feverishly to clear derailed coal cars and reopen the line. The train derailed at about 9:25am on June 30th as it was leaving the siding just west of Downtown Wayzat... (more)

Crews work through the night to repair the rail through the Wayzata derailment site. While having a derailment in the middle of a populated location could have been really bad, it made it really e... (more)

Conrail was just around the corner. Who would have guessed that the EL would cease to exist in 60 days? View is EL wreck located in downtown Waverly.

While one crew works on cutting off the twisted rail, a backhoe moves one of the derailed coal cars off of the tracks. While having a derailment in the middle of a populated location could have be... (more)