CSX's First Responders locomotive #911 leads train G405 southbound the Coosa River near Vincent, AL.

CSX's First Responders locomotive #911 leads train G405 southbound the Coosa River near Vincent, AL.

Grain loads travel south over the mainline with single units on the front and rear. CSXT #911 commands the 88 hoppers while CSXT #5230 pushes on the bottom. This vibrant First Responders schemed ... (more)

Many of the area railfans are out to catch the CSXT 911 this afternoon. The colorful First Responders unit pulls M210 south with 104 cars of loaded Kia automobiles and empty auto racks bound for... (more)

CSX's 1st responder's locomotive #911 leads southbound Coal Train C237-11 through Thorsby, AL. bound for Mobile.

CSXT SD70AC #4582 leads train M524 into the siding at Jemison as CSX's 1st responder's locomotive #911 holds the main line as it leads southbound Coal Train C237-11 bound for Mobile, AL.

CSX's 1st responder's locomotive #911 leads southbound Coal Train C237-11 out of Calera, AL. bound for Mobile.

Joining 911s. CSXT 911 "Spirit Of Our First Responders" (ES44AH) and Norfolk Southern 911 "Honoring First Responders" (SD60E) were brought together on June 21, 2019 for ... (more)

CSX ES44AH #911 leads train M452 north up the old Seaboard Air Line main through Bushnell, Florida this afternoon. Engine 911, which pays homage to first responders, provided plenty of color to a ... (more)

CSXT 911 leads a coal train by the Martinsburg Amtrak Station and former B&O Roundhouse.

“Fire engine red, that thing was hot.” The Honoring our First Responders GE leads coal south down the KD Subdivision.

Special Coal Traffic. It's unusual for Columbia to get a specially designed CSX unit leading anything, but today the 911 unit led a Cross-bound coal train through town.

CSXT 911 and CSXT 1776 sit on display at the B&O Railroad Museum.

"CSX 911 @ Point-No-Point Bridge"

On the afternoon of March 30th, 2025, CSX ES44AH #911, the “Spirit of Our First Responders,” leads train M403(30) across the historic Point-No-Po... (more)

Hard to believe four years ago, 911/3194/1776 were in captive Florida-Georgia service, allowing for an untold number of photo ops over three months, so here we are with #911 at the head end of wha... (more)