Conrail (reporting mark CR), formally the Consolidated Rail Corporation, was the primary Class I railroad in the Northeastern United States between 1976 and 1999. The trade name Conrail is a portmanteau based on the company's legal name.

2024年12月21日 · Conrail 2023 and 1992 are on a local returning to Selkirk yard at CP-SK in Selkirk, NY 4/21/1999.

On June 1, 1999, Conrail disappeared into the Norfolk Southern and CSX Transportation railroad systems. Covering the 1992-1997 period, this book covers the final locomotives of Conrail. The carrier's diverse fleet of General Motors and General Electric locomotives is pictured in both action and roster formats.

1992 brought more improvements and revenue to Conrail, as well as a new image. New units were starting to show up in the Quality scheme, and older units were being spruced up with new coats of blue paint and white frame stripes to brighten the image and enhance visibility.

You're looking eastward from PA Rt. 1010 as W/B Conrail train ALCS-5 (Allentown, PA to CSXT-Philadelphia, PA) approaches. CR C39-8-6001, C40-8W-6088 & C30-7A-6560 are on the point, riding on track one of the Reading Line. 4:1PM on 4-5-92 in Lyons, PA. 2.

Conrail unveils its Five-year Strategic Business Plan for the period from 1992-1996, including four primary goals: making Conrail the carrier of choice in the markets it serves, achieving revenue growth of $1 billion by 1996, achieving an operating ratio of 80 percent by 1996, and earning a return on funded assets that exceeds Conrail's

2008年12月21日 · CR 6392 at Emporium, PA 1/1992 SD40-2s 6392, 6394, 6391 and 6395 wait for their next train to shove over Keating Summit. By this time, the NB coal trains were beginning to dry up and before long there were no helpers stationed here.

Includes complete roster information for all locomotives used by the railroad between 1992 and 1997. This revised printing includes detailed coverage - action, roster, and detail views - of the new SD70s and SD70MACs built to Norfolk Southern and CSX specifications, respectively

A container train in 1992 heads south across the James River Trestle in Lynchburg Virginia with predominantly unidentifiable Conrail Power.