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SD70ACe 4324 (in BNSF paint) leads a CM40-8M, AC6000CW and another SD70ACe at the head of 120 ore cars on a train testing the ATP systems on the recently opened Chichester Deviation.
On 7 April 2011, the Chichester Deviation on the BHPBilliton Iron Ore railroad in Western Australia opened for traffic. The new route has a ruling grade of 0.33% compared with 0.57% of the existing route. Normal operation will be empty traffic on the existing line with loaded trains on the new...
5638 & 5659 top & tail a train of 7 Difco side dumpers of ballast at Yandi. Both loco's are GE CM40-8M, rebuilt from ALCo C636. To the right is a VAIA mobile flash butt weld machine.
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