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Brian talks with railroader Mike Lacey about his multi-decade career. They discuss how Mike got into railroading with the Erie Lackawanna in 1968, stories from the road, leaving the industry after the formation of Conrail, and hiring out (again
Trains editors discuss railroad news that is fit to publish for the week of Feb. 14, 2020.This week, Rob and Steve talk about a CSX derailment and fire, Canadian National's network shut down, and the return of the East Broad Top Railroad!
Trains editors discuss the news published during the week of Feb. 7, 2010.This week, Steve talks about Canadian Pacific's derailment in Saskatchewan, another coal to oil conversion on the Colorado narrow gauge lines, BNSF Railway's $3-billion
Trains editors discuss rail news that's fit to publish! This week, Jim and Steve talk about a re-built K-37 2-8-2 steam locomotive in Colorado, Class I railroad earnings, and a Charger locomotive test train.
We're back on the railfan track this week with railroad photography! Photographers Marshall W. Beecher and Chris Guss sit down with Brian to talk about the state of railroad photography, transitioning from photography to videography, photograph
Trains editors offer a round-up of the news that's fit to publish. This week, Jim and Steve talk about SEPTA's PCC cars; Union Pacific's rising stock price, what will happen to an N&W Y6, and more!
Passenger columnist Bob Johnston and Senior Editor David Lassen join Brian for a look at south Florida's new Brightline rail service! They talk about the equipment, stations, and onboard experience when traveling. (This episode was recorded in
Trains editors discuss rail news that's fit to publish for the week of Jan. 10, 2020. This week, Jim and Steve talk about the annual contractors' show in California, NYC subway car doors opening, and more!Only from Trains!
Brian continues his chat with Peter Rigney of the Railway Preservation Society of Ireland. They talk about Irish locomotive designs, train crews and employment, train operations, and more!
Trains editors discuss all the rail news that's fit to print for the week of Jan. 3, 2020.This week, Jim and Steve talk about a BNSF Railway derailment in Idaho, a judge's ruling on a Durango & Silverton lawsuit, and more.
Trains editors talk about the news that's fit to talk about for the week of Dec. 20, 2019. This week, Jim and Steve talk about how Union Pacific's Big Boy drew more than a million visitors in 2019, the last D&H dispatcher retires from Canadian
Trains editors talk about the rail news that is fit to speak for the week of Dec. 13, 2019. In this episode, Jim and Steve talk about BNSF "snow coaches", a Wabtec battery locomotive, weekly carload traffic, and more!Only from Trains!
Read all of this week's news stories online: http://trn.trains.com/news/news-wireTrains editors present the week in railroad news for the week of Dec. 6, 2019. In this round-up, Jim and Steve talk about Union Pacific's lawsuit over an 1800s
Brian talks to Jim Deegan of Rail Tours Ireland about traveling to Ireland, setting up rail tours on the island, Irish rail equipment, and more.
Trains editors talk about rail news that's fit to print. This week, Jim and Steve talk about Big Boy No. 4014, National #TakeATrainToWorkDay, Canadian National workers' strike, and more!Only from Trains.
Brian continues his conversation with Irish rail historian Peter Rigney. They talk about the history of steam power in Ireland, the nation’s supply of locomotive coal, conversion to diesel, and more!
Trains editors regularly share with you rail news that is fit to publish (and comment on!) This week, Brian and Steve talk about Amtrak's Coca Cola locomotive, Joe Biden's push for a rail revival, and more. Only from Trains!
This week, Associate Editor Brian Schmidt and Senior Editor David Lassen discuss Precision Scheduled Railroading, Nashville steam locomotive fundraising, trouble ahead for Sound Transit, and much more!
Take a look inside the rail industry as Brian talks with railroader Adam Bartley at the Conway Scenic Railroad! They discuss Adam's start in railroading, short lines of Ontario, favorite diesel locomotives, and, of course, the Conway Scenic.
This week, Associate Editor Brian Schmidt and Senior Editor David Lassen discuss California wildfires, Genesee & Wyoming acquisition, intermodal traffic declines, Snoop Dogg, and much more!
Watch Trains editors talk about the week in rail news. This week, Brian and Steve discuss Iowa Pacific railroads' receivership, Class I railroad earnings, a Duluth steam locomotive, and more!
Brian talks to Peter Rigney of the Railway Preservation Society of Ireland about traveling to Ireland, Dublin's historic stations, the role of the Society, and much more.
Watch as Jim and Steve talk about all the rail news that is fit to published — in less than 10 minutes. Return (almost) every week as Trains editors summarize News Wire: the Internet's premiere source for rail news.This week: Union Pacific
Scarlet Lamothe talks to Brian about passenger rail advocacy and the state of passenger rail in the U.S. She is general manager of the Steaming Tender in Palmer, Mass., located in the former Union Station. You can learn more about the restauran
Trains editors' present rail news that is fit to publish. This week, Brian and Steve talk about Railway Interchange, Union Pacific's Big Boy, Canadian Pacific's chief engineer, and more!
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