CSX Train Q514-07 heads north as they pass by a small Cemetery in Lineville, AL. This days Q514 has CSXT #1776 leading CSXT #911, CSX painted these two units into special schemes, the 1776 is Hono... (more)

CSXT 1776 (Honoring Our Veterans) leads Northbound manifest Q514 through Lineville, Al.

CSX Train Q647-28 is seen here heading south through Lineville, AL, with UP SD59MX #9908 on the point

Q647 highballs through Lineville, Al Southbound to Waycross, Ga.

On a dark & cloudy morning, BNSF C44-9W #711, finds itself on the point of CSX Train Q647-01, they are seen here heading south through Lineville, AL.

Here we south Northbound rack train Q238 passing through Lineville bound for the Honda Vehicle Hub in Talladega, Al.

CSX Vehicle Train Q241-09 heads South through Lineville, AL. With a pair of KCSM locomotives in charge

Over a mile and a half of train scoots through Lineville behind lead power that was built in 1996. The GE/EMD locomotive team, works hard to keep this heavy consist moving over Track 1.

Empty coal hoppers of train (E051), just rolled north on Track 2 only to be stopped for a meet. After a short wait, CSX and Union Pacific power pound over Track 1 with (402) axles of a heavy coal... (more)

A couple of foreign Canadian sisters, find themselves in the South with 3,203 feet of mixed freight and the task of bringing them north to Birmingham, AL hopefully without any delays. The combina... (more)

Over the years the BNSF patch as wore off and is making this C44-9W in the Warbonnet Paint scheme look like it’s supposed to. The 659 along with BNSF C44-9W 1031 in the H1 Paint scheme are seen ... (more)

A T-Storm can be seen in the background as CSX Train Q182-21 (running a day early) heads North through Lineville, AL. With BNSF SD70ACe #8509 on the point

Transporting loads of molten sulfur, three BNSF General Electric locomotives in the "swoosh scheme" (7525, 7025, and 6511) traverse on Track 1 through the small city of Lineville. This ... (more)

CSX Intermodal Q124-30 heads North through Lineville, AL. With a pair of YN2 CSXT AC6000CW's