The yearly held open day in Brugg Banhpark or Brugg railpark is being celebrated again, and almost all the major surviving Swiss steam locomotives are steaming. During late morning there were stil... (more)
On the occasion of the Rigi Schwingen (Swiss wrestling and alpine festival) on Rigi Staffel, trains ran every 20 minutes from 6:35 a.m. on the Rigi Bahnen line from Arth Goldau to Rigi Staffel. Se... (more)
A BNSF yard crew is seen switching cars at Argentine Yard in Kansas City. This is the second largest classification yard in the United States and the largest on the BNSF system.
Vancouver to Montreal train 112 stretches out at Marathon with 11434ft of train on the drawbar
One of the last active BNSF Warbonnet engines ran south on the Joint Line from Denver to Douglas County to collect a string of autorack cars at the BNSF Big Lift Facility.
RF01 arrives at Varina Yard with the newest addition to the Raleigh & Fayetteville fleet, RJCC 7181, leading.
The Alaska Railroad Glacier Discovery train continues its trip to Anchorage shortly after a station stop at Portage.
New Haven heritage wrapped P32AC-DM 222 southbound on track 4 at Ossining.
A CSX empty coal train climbs the Mountain Sub grade passing by "WS" Tower heading West. This tower was closed in 1987 and has sat rotting away since
Union Pacific 4368 W/B Intermodal climbing the grade near Reverse, Idaho on September 20, 2019 with UP 4045, 4013 and 5579.
With fog clouds moving in the background, BNSF 8057 (ES44C4) leads a manifest train through Douglas County as it runs south on the Joint Line.
The first rays of the sun find 4x18Es returning a block-load of coal empties from Springs to the coal mines at Witbank. The end of the train can bee seen stretching to the left behind the locos
An empty coal train with Norfolk Southern power is seen snaking through West Bottoms in Kansas City.
NS train 315 catches the golden light as it crosses the Vermilion River in Vermilion Ohio.
The outbound Quincy train flies through Clarendon Hills on its trek to Quincy, Illinois.
