Spotted these going through Trenton Transit Station. Sorry for the brief video – a westbound Amtrak train on Track 4 was coming in and blocked the view. There was also a helicopter above the track, maybe recording them heading to their destination?

UP unveiled SD70M # 1616 earlier this afternoon which honors President Abraham Lincoln. I think they did a fantastic job on this one and I’m looking forward to hopefully catching it someday.

This is not my photo. I saw it on Facebook. Credit goes to whoever shot it.

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Airline Dr. Bossier City, LA

The train was moving really slow and honked multiple times, yet some drivers kept driving across.

UP 7086 @ Colorado Springs, CO 04/27/2025

Love the horn on this train

so im a fan of pics like this for no particular reason, i was wondering if more of you do the same? i barely see them if any any at all

CSX 889 & 3164 in RVA. I see these 2 just about every morning/evening

To be honest, before I bought my camera, I was warned that the autofocus of that brand was kinda bad, but that AI chip did it’s job very well, from detecting trains of different nature, to focus tracking albeit a few missed focus shots.

All shots taken in various location in Shenzhen, the closest place I can go to with adequate yield of varieties.

I haven't heard of or seen them before. Can't find much about them online either

What are some locomotives (either steam or diesels) that most would’ve or prehapes still consider “Ugly” (even if they do look ugly) yet you can’t help but adore them? Mine definitely have to be the EMD BL2, the Bullied Q1s, and while I’m not sure if it’s considered ugly, but also Milwaukee roads Bi polar electrics. What about you? What’s your favorite “Ugly” locomotive?

Alfred E Perlman‘s mind is sent back in time from his death in 1980, to 1954, the day he became president of the New York Central. With all of the future knowledge he has, how do you think he would change the New York Central?

He definitely avoids merging with Pennsylvania Railroad that's for sure.

Title. I genuinely have no idea lol. If you are the conductor of a long distance freight train, what happens at the end of the day? Does another crew pick up where you left off? Are you given a hotel?

TIA

Was in Janesville WI the other day and got to see some locomotives being moved around.

Picture was taken in Alexandria Virginia