GATX reporting marks
Q My employer receives plastic pellets in rail cars. Recently, I saw a car that was marked with GATX on…
Read moreQ My employer receives plastic pellets in rail cars. Recently, I saw a car that was marked with GATX on…
Read moreQ What does it mean when diesel locomotives are “isolated?”— Ray Russell, Naples, Fla. A “Isolating” a particular locomotive in…
Read moreThe Pennsylvania Railroad’s Keystone Tubular Train, built by The Budd Co. in 1956, was designed to hug the rails tighter…
Read moreThe tonnage profile for this Canadian National intermodal train gives overview and detailed information. Ray Weart collection Q When someone…
Read moreCSX ES44DC No. 5254 pulls the Tropicana Juice Train northbound, crossing the Little Manatee River at Ruskin, Fla., on Aug.…
Read moreWatch video clips of Chicago & North Western steam and diesel trains in action, from the Herron Rail Video collection.…
Read moreFor railroad builders in North America, a 2.2 percent climb was considered the standard maximum grade for a well-engineered mountain…
Read moreWatch video clips of Chicago & North Western steam and diesel trains in action, from the Herron Rail Video collection.…
Read moreThe death of Richard Steinheimer on May 4, 2011, closed out a career that, in the world of railroad photography,…
Read moreFiremen on oil-burners like SP 4-8-2 4360 at Pinole, Calif., had to be sure the fuel was not too hot,…
Read moreHigh speed in New England in the 1970s meant these turbine-powered trainsets built by United Aircraft, which sprinted between Boston…
Read more1950: Dieselization – Ten Class 1 railroads had already dieselized before this year, including the Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay;…
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