The KCS Veterans leads westbound 219 through the the town of Villa Rica followed by a Tier 4 GEVO and three KCSM GE's.
NS 219 / KCS IATDA makes a westbound run in Villa Rica, GA at 1:15 AM in the morning with the KCS #4006 EMD SD70ACe ( Honoring Our Veterans ) Unit leading along with four more KCS locomotives trai... (more)
In a very un-PSR like move, NS decided to run a light engine move of 4 GEVO's from Birmingham to Atlanta on the East End. The thing that made it really note worthy was that the two GEVO's on the p... (more)
NS 089 steps out of the siding in downtown Villa Rica, Georgia after a meet with Amtrak's northbound Crescent. The Kansas City Southern business train is retracing it's steps back west from Atlant... (more)
NS 089 stops in the siding at Villa Rica for Eastbound Amtrak 20.
NS train 088, the KCS OCS, rolls through Villa Rica as they head for Atlanta. The KCS OCS was making a rare appearance off of its home rails since KCS executives wanted to inspect the AGS South & ... (more)
NS train 088, the KCS OCS, rolls under the Southern era signal bridge at Villa Rica as they head for Atlanta. The KCS OCS was making a rare appearance off of its home rails since KCS executives wa... (more)
At 02:48 on October 18, 2018 NS 298 drills through downtown Villa Rica, Georgia on the East End District with a pair of Ferromex SD70ACes' during it's Atlanta bound journey. Meanwhile a madman n... (more)
As coroners like to say, "Baggett and tag it"
24E-30 holds the main in the background for the Crescent to roll through the siding with a P32-8BWH as the second motor.
Where's the beef? A Thanksgiving Holiday intermodal gets moving after meeting a better patronized Amtrak Crescent.
NS 290 charges through Villa Rica, Georgia on the East End District of the Alabama Division with former CEFX SD9043MAC 121, now NS 7333.
Los Angeles to Atlanta run-through 226 exits the siding after meeting the westbound Amtrak Crescent.
Heavy with Gulf Coast Chemicals, New Orleans, LA-Linwood, NC train 172 gets moving after meeting 173-23.
