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Western Railroad Discussion > BNSF playing catchup on the transcon tnt?Date: 09/21/22 20:28 BNSF playing catchup on the transcon tnt? Author: pdt Flagstaff VR cam......
BNSF running trains (mostly doublestacks) tonight like theyre going out of style. Most trains running with 4 to 6 big GE's up front. Some H1 paint, 1 red/silver, some pool power..... I only say this cause ive never seen this many trains in just a few hours on this cam....and not many DPU's either... Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/21/22 21:43 by pdt. Date: 09/21/22 20:57 Re: BNSF playing catchup on the transcon tnt? Author: arizonaBNSF Sounds like a normal night on the transcon.
Date: 09/21/22 22:07 Re: BNSF playing catchup on the transcon tnt? Author: Mr-Beechcroft arizonaBNSF Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Sounds like a normal night on the transcon. Yes on the Flagstaff cam they run like streetcars. Busier than Cajon. Adam Date: 09/22/22 07:43 Re: BNSF playing catchup on the transcon tnt? Author: ntharalson Mr-Beechcroft Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > arizonaBNSF Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Sounds like a normal night on the transcon. > > Yes on the Flagstaff cam they run like streetcars. > Busier than Cajon. > > Adam Stop and think about this for a moment. At Barstow, the northern and southern California portions of the "Transcon" come together, so there should be more traffic in Flagstaff than Cajon. Just logical. Nick Tharalson, Marion, IA Date: 09/22/22 09:13 Re: BNSF playing catchup on the transcon tnt? Author: dan but then you add UP
Date: 09/23/22 20:24 Re: BNSF playing catchup on the transcon tnt? Author: gonx One observation from the Gallup railcam. Seems like several unit coal trains going west were given priority right after the strike was averted.
I'm just a casual oberver who lurks from time to time, but I was surprised to see less stack trains and intermodals out and about. |