Trains, planes, automobiles and fire trucks, this scene has them all. Passengers on the WMATA Yellow Line get a rare treat as a Boeing 787 Dreamliner prepares to depart DCA airport.

A southbound BNSF intermodal train begins looping itself on a weather/picture perfect day in May. No haze, no clouds, light wind, 55 degrees. The plane and its pilot were chartered at the Tehach... (more)

38Q crosses the Potomac River under the Super Moon of 2012 at Shepherdstown, WV.

The southbound Shepherdstown, WV signal stands tall against the bright Moon in the early morning hours of Cinco De Mayo 2012.

Utah Transit Authority's Salt Lake International Airport line is under construction at 9th West and North Temple streets in Salt Lake City.

All night long. As Lionel Richie sang, the trains move through the pass. Here a westbound traces its path around the curve shortly after sundown.

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Red cable car in the streets of San Francisco

Welcome to the famous Rockville Bridge on the former PRR mainline near Harrisburg, PA. It is the longest stone masonry arched railroad viaduct in the world at 3,820 feet. Within 10 minutes of this... (more)

The upper five miles of Rio Grande's Bingham Branch were abandoned more than a decade ago. This section of right of way is now being utilized as a high tension power line corridor. Crews have inst... (more)

The blinking of a FRED marks the passage of a westbound through the crossing at Avery along the Columbia River. Mt Hood is outlined in the background behind the lights of The Dalles, OR.

The rural character of Brigham City is exemplified in this view of the Oregon Short Line cut stone depot along Forest Street west of downtown.

This former Port of Wilmington tonner is admired by several people while on display on the Wilmington Riverfront. In late 2011 the locomotive was given a makeover after being a canvas for the loca... (more)

It's a few minutes before midnight and just like these signals, the day is winding down to its final moments. The Farm Supply and Ag Services across the tracks were once served by the railroad and... (more)