Some early BNSF trains are seen at Ibis, a location on the Needles Subdivision through the Mojave Desert. This is not flat territory as the trains are working hard and the last one even has helpers! From the WB Video Productions show "BNSF A Time of Change, Part 3" https://rfd.video/BNSFChange3 | Railfan Depot

In May of 2000, a BNSF unit trash train is seen along the Columbia River Gorge heading to the landfill in Roosevelt, Washington. From the BKVP show "Gorges & Mountains, BNSF & Union Pacific, 2 Disc Set" https://rfd.video/GorgesMountains | Railfan Depot

A pair of BNSF locomotives lead an FRA inspection train running west on the CSX Plymouth sub as W009. #reels #reels #train #rail #railway #drone #video #aerial #droneshots | Craig Hensley Photography

Ever wondered what the journey of a rail car really looks like? The BNSF network is a complex system, relying on lots of coordination, advanced technology, and teamwork. Unlike a unit train where several cars carry the same commodity directly from one origin to destination, merchandise trains are made up of single cars with multiple types of freight and bound for multiple customer locations.. It’s like a big puzzle coming together, made from a variety of different supply chains. From the first m