BNSF 6433 starts our day pulling coal into Cisco siding to wait for the UP Potash local. Cisco has one of the neater DRGW signal set ups on the Green River Sub.
BNSF 6433 & 6301 lead eastbound loads.
BNSF 6433 & 6301 with eastbound loads for Omaha Public Power District.
The sun lights West Texas on fire as an eastbound loaded coal train pulls onto single track to continue its journey down the Red River Valley Subdivision.
42 miles northeast of Kingman, Ariz. on U.S. Route 66, the Truxton Flyover allows trains to change main tracks and take advantage of more favorable grades when coming from Needles, Calif., while r... (more)
BNSF 6433 leads an intermodal train towards the summit of BNSF's Marias Pass.
Around a bend along the Wenatchee River the end of this train is just clearing through the small fruit town of Monitor. Note the trailing unit is a borrowed UP ES44AC. Monitor is about eight mil... (more)
A BNSF coal empty train passes over the Sanitary & Ship Canal on the unique "scissor bridge" that carries the CSX and NS over the canal.
