Q619 crests the hill at the north end of Cusseta siding illuminating the NE signal located there as it begins to roll through the small township in blazing fashion.

On a very wet and moisture filled evening in Cusseta, the local train of A746 sits idle on the siding there as it waits for a new crew to move it the following morning. With rain beginning to dro... (more)

The old West Point Route has never been a big coal conduit, but it used to see at least a few unit trains like this one, likely headed south for the export coal terminal at Mobile.

All Auto rack, All Orange
A brand new Multi-Max auto rack set up in the bi-level configuration and built by Gund... (more)

A pair of GE Dash-8 models still wearing the YN2 paint scheme lean into the S curve at Cusseta as they pull their train south.

Running as A026, the lone unit that was seen in Notasulga a nearly a week ago now calls Cusseta home for the night as it and the tie tra... (more)

As the temperatures continued to drop and snow began to accumulate atop the rail and surrounding ground, nearly uniform in length icicles have formed off the head of rail during this very cold day... (more)

Another afternoon Q679 leans into the S-curves at Cusseta with over 4200 feet of train and 72 cars behind it on a southward journey to Montgomery before a turn north to the final destination of Bi... (more)

After waiting for one to pass it north of here, Q259 finally makes its way south in the last rays of the afternoon light and traverses the s-curves at Cusseta with 64 empty auto racks most likely ... (more)

How Tomorrow Moves…Kias
A brand new auto rack built for CSX in Feb. 2013 easily stands out amongst the crowd of others as it travels in the middle of today’s Q220 auto train. Ext... (more)

Another train load of automobiles built at the nearby Kia Assembly plant make their journey to Birmingham via Montgomery as they pass the open spaces of rural Cusseta, Alabama.

Caught rumbling along at the posted track speed, the Canadian power for today’s Q242 blasts through the quaint township of Cusseta after having delivered their empty auto rack train to Kia Motor... (more)

This Port of Mobile bound coal train arrived in Atlanta with two C30-7's and an SD40-2 for power. The Atlanta & West Point added one of their GP7's for additional power over their line between th... (more)

The Port of Mobile received coal trains on a regular basis that had been handled on the Atlanta & West Point/Western Railway of Alabama between L&N terminals in Atlanta, GA and Montgomery, AL

With the power for A746 currently residing north of Opelika due to a 5 week curfew, we find this ex-Conrail SD60 parked in Cusseta siding as the end of Q614 heads north on the main.