Last hurrah for the Rio Grande, and it's tunnel motors. I was fortunately enough to get a last chance, of catch four Rio Grande tunnel motors working together on the dirt train in 2002.

Eastbound trash train on the NS Reading Line at Macungie, PA. NS 9875 (C44-9W) is the second unit. The leader was rebuilt from C44-9W NS 9102 in June 2019.

An extra manifest, running as a unit train with 264 containers of New York City trash, passes under an abandoned ACL bridge on it's way to the landfill in Uniontown, AL.

BNSF 3696 leads an Everett bound manifest over bridge 127.6 in the evening.

BNSF 277 leads the southbound Everett to Roosevelt trash train south out of CP Ruston and into Nelson Bennett Tunnel.

Oranges. The matched set of BNSF Railway 286 (née-BNSF 8286, SD75I, EMD, 10/1997) and 288 (née-BNSF 8288, SD75I, EMD, 10/1997) prepares to depart Roosevelt, Washington with U-ROOEVE to re... (more)

Westbound garbage train with a SD75I leading.

M301 finishes a trip from Philadelphia to Rocky Mount as they slowly pull down the yard lead at Charlie Baker. The main line signals here are a hybrid as the older Seaboard style and newer hooded ... (more)

Trash Back On The Rails. At approximately 8:30 PM on July 19, 2013, CSX Train Q704-19 derailed 10 of the 20 spine cars of refuse on the MTA Metro-North Railroad Hudson Line at MP 9.99 on Tr... (more)

Union Pacific's Katy heritage unit makes a rare east coast appearance leading NS train 13Z as it approaches Washington for a crew change.

Eastbound garbage train at Cliffs.

The daily Selkirk to Buffalo, NY manifest departs Rochester in sweltering Sunday afternoon heat with an older leader CSXT 8881, CSXT 742, CSXT 1206 and CSXT 4423.

NS 63V cruising down the mountain with a Ace duo

An empty Interbay trash train curves through Lyle, over the mouth of the Klickitat river, with a BNSF bonnet leading the way.

New York, Not Norfolk. Norfolk Southern (NS) AC44C6M no. 4541 (GE, 2015-present) is seen idling for the weekend in Kearny, NJ on the Meadows Branch. The branch seems to only serve an In... (more)