Pacific Harbor Line MP20C-3 62, seen on the ACTA Alameda Corridor Subdivision, was built by EMD in May 1967 as Southern Pacific SD45 8922 (later rebuilt into an SD45R, SP 7470). (Compton, Califor... (more)
A train, plane and boats create a busy scene in the Port of Los Angeles.
The 4th of July edition of the night Yang Ming Switcher pinch hits in local duty as they work Borax.
With only 2000hp on their single unit, the 1400 UP Dock Job is notched out as they pull 122 loaded platforms down the Long Beach Sub and towards the Wilmington Wye.
The 1700 UP Dock Job begins their shift running around the wye at CP-Marina before picking up their first cut of well cars.
PHL 62 backs a long line of containers into the docks of Port of Long Beach, amidst some oddly placed, Pepto-colored flowers.
Busy day at the port.
Pacific Harbor Line 62, an MPI MP20C-3, backs down Fries street on its way to Pasha to switch the Borax covered hoppers there. The PHL is the first railroad in America to roster 100% low-emission... (more)
In post-storm morning light, Pacific Harbor Lines MP20C-3 62 rests alongside a veteran Union Pacific GP15-1 at UP's Dolores Yard.
It never rains in Southern California! Under clearing skies, PHL 62, one of Pacific Harbor Lines' new MP20C-3 low-emissions locomotives, awaits its next move at UP's Dolores Yard.
