Action In The Dead Of Night | Half past 2 o'clock in the morning on an unseasonably warm Saturday, September 21, 2024, a southbound CPKC grain train cruises through the town of Noel, MO.

While the first half of NS 363 is making the shove back into receiving track 5 we get a good glimpse at the assigned DP for this freight. NS Nº 3991 a short timer on the system is an ex: Citi-Rai... (more)

Conrail ran a high speed railroad along the former PRR Middle Division as seen in this eastbound manifest accelerating through the super-elevated curve at Mapleton, PA with Conway-Morrisville symb... (more)

Pellets from the Minorca mine make their way south on the CN Iron Range sub at Biwabik with evidence of operations from the mine visible in the background. Also interesting is the Plasser-Theurer ... (more)

CSX M652 at Richardson Creek in Monroe with the Seaboard Air Line Heritage Engine leading

CZ / 220 Praha - Ceske Budejovice - Linz (EC 333 JIZNI EXPRES) 150 m

K68 leads K76 into Hurlstone Park during the morning peak, operating all stations from Lidcombe to the city circle via Bankstown. This station is scheduled to be permanently closed by the 30th of ... (more)

"Shore Line Junction Rescue"

On a rainy August 8th, 2024, Amtrak ACS-64 655 begins towing disabled Acela Train 2152 (2031/2030) west towards Sunnyside Yard in New York after... (more)

Low angle perspective of Wag9 #32599 at Sasvad Road proceeds towards Pune.

A westbound Austin Western rock train ducks under US-290 outside of Elgin.

A westbound Austin Western rock train rounds a curve outside of Elgin, TX

The NS Railroader Appreciation unit leads 174 north across Lake Cumberland at Burnside.

CSX's Seaboard Air Line heritage unit leads Duke Power empties north along the Levisa Fork River. This train will load at Typo Mine in Hazard, KY before returning south to Duke Energy's Cliffside ... (more)

A pair of the repainted/renumbered Geeps glides over US 27 headed to Sebring. There was a time where we watched the Red & Blue fade to Yellow & Grey....and now we're watching the changes again. ... (more)

When you see what the lighting is like elsewhere on the railroad in summer, much less northbounds in winter, you'll understand why this bridge sees so much exposure. Here, the Fort Pierce-Jax 204... (more)