Florida, where the F40 comes to retire....

Tri Rail P669 with a mix of new and old liveries.

Just outside the station in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida a pair of Tri-Rail commuter trains meet alongside the water of a stub canal. With two locomotives unique to the railroad, GP49PH-3 815... (more)

Northbound Tri Rail commuter train P644 shoves north alongside the Stub Canal as it nears the station in West Palm Beach, Florida with an on time arrival. Powering the train is one of the railroad... (more)

It is not just people who come to Florida to retire so does the F40PH which a few have found there way onto Tri Rail.

Tri-Rail 669 heads southward with a mix of older and new livery.

A former Tri-Rail GP49, now owned by Dieselmotive Company sits in the St. Mary's Railroad yard just outside St. Mary's. This unit was one of six used in commuter service in Southeast Florida for a... (more)

Southbound Tri-Rail train P627 is seen here on it's approach to their West Palm Beach station stop with a full set of the railroads new paint scheme.

You can still find F40's in regular use in Florida if you know where to look.

Even F40's come to Florida to retire

A clean Tri-Rail F40 leads a southbound across the Cypress Creek Canal on a sunny, hot spring evening. The train is about to slow for the Cypress Creek station in Ft. Lauderdale.

Tri Rail commuter train P625 is departing from the Tri Rail-Metrorail Transfer Station in Hialeah, Florida behind BL36PH 818 after completing its station stop. The train is passing underneath the ... (more)

It's a busy afternoon at Tri Rail's shop facility outside of Miami in West Little River, Florida with numerous locomotives and passenger cars in for service and maintenance. Sitting up front is on... (more)

Morning southbound Tri Rail commuter train P667 has completed its station stop at the station in Delray Beach, Florida and accelerates south towards Miami. In the lead is one of Tri Rail's unique ... (more)

Nearing the end of its run at the Miami International Airport Station, Tri-Rail P610 rolls over the Miami River drawbridge in Miami Springs, Florida behind an F40PH-2C.