BNSF 8273 (ES44C4) arrives at Palmer Lake which is shrouded in thick fog and blowing snow.

The electric locomotive VL80T-715 just coupled to a freight train towards to Korosten' station (Zhytomyr region).

A very dark and foggy evening finds the daily Kirk Yard-Toronto manifest on the first leg of their trip, ripping through the very welcoming, totally safe city of Gary, IN.

As the EOT of a Northbound manifest blinks into the night, NS 3387 awaits to be drug back to the Tuscaloosa Yard to tie down.

The electric locomotive ChS7 with a passenger train from Pskov arrives at the Moscow-Rizhskaya station..

Rare USSR steam engine "SO" (Sergo Ordzhonikidze) makes shunting operations at the Moscow-Rizhskaya station during a snowy February evening...

Full House. On a cool, winter evening in Los Angeles, AMTK 184 joins a trio of Pacific Surfliner Chargers and the veteran AMTK 795, which hasn't turned a wheel under it’s own power for near... (more)

Extra power sits tied down at Lake Siding - the CF&E's furthest siding to the west. These units will be used on an extra wind turbine train very early the next morning. This whole scene is illumin... (more)

Before the main targets of AF5 and AF7 could hit the street, we were greeted by a pleasant surprise - NICTD's two geeps heading down 11th Street to do god knows what further west of here. The 1000... (more)

An unseasonably warm night finds South Shore's AF7 - the train that forwards all far east end traffic west to either Bailly or Goff - all depends on who gets the interchange. It is just shy of 10P... (more)

Glad in Gladstone. On the night of Tuesday, February 16, 2021, NJ TRANSIT Train 447 arrived at the station with NJTR 4120 (F40PH-2CAT) leading. This unit and sister 4119 have been making th... (more)

Seoul metro line 2, train approaches from underground.

With nightfall soon upon us, NBSR eastbound woodchip train 208 dips down on the approach to Prince William Station, New Brunswick, along the McAdam Subdivision.

I do hope all the USA Presidents appreciate the Port Authority lighting up the George Washington Bridge in their honor on their special day. I think most folks, even New Yorkers, think Manhattan... (more)