Four GP60Ms roar upgrade with a hot 991 train as they approach tunnel 3 on a beautiful spring day in the Tehachapi Mountains.

BNSF's Pasadena Local highballs North Pomona as it heads for CP Cambridge where it will enter the busy Metrolink main line for the return trip to Kaiser yard in Fontana.

The Pasadena Local heads past the abandoned Azusa station in downtown Azusa, on its way to Irwindale. With the exception of baretable moves, this train has become the de-facto solitary ruler of th... (more)

Amidst a sky fresh from a previous day's rainfall, a trio of GP60M's return to Kaiser yard in Fontana, CA after dropping off bare-tables that were stored farther down the line. This move came as a... (more)

Warbonnet GP60M 122, wounded by graffiti on the fireman's side hood, leads three sisters and the westbound Pasadena Local between Elwood and Glenwood Avenues in Glendora.

new Santa Fe 100 making first eastbound trip on 2nd section of LA to Chicago train 891 running up normal westbound south track in Cajon Pass about to pass under I-15

This is just the second train on the Santa Fe to feature an all-Superfleet consist that included engines other than FP45s. GP60Ms 100 and 101 (spliced with FP45s 96 and 92) lead train 2-891-23 ou... (more)

Early in the morning on May 23, 1990, Santa Fe GP60Ms 100 and 101 (spliced with FP45s 96 and 92, as well as business car "Mountainaire") lead train 2-891-23 past FP45s 91 and 90 on a passenger spe... (more)

BNSF Railway GP60M 101, seen here at Kaiser (Fontana, California), on February 12, 2011, made its first trip to California (as Santa Fe 101) on May 22, 1990 - Twenty years, eight months and 21 day... (more)

An eastbound Santa Fe piggyback train departs Barstow, California, behind a trio of GP60Ms and an F45. GP60Ms were unique to the Santa Fe, and were the first new power to wear the red and silver ... (more)

These former Santa Fe GP60M’s used to tear down the high iron pulling crack inter-modals, but are now down graded for local service. Here a pair is backing about two miles down the remnants of S... (more)

BNSF 154 leads the LACLAC by Santa Fe Springs before dropping off its cars.