To the Rescue - After the MP36PH-3C on VRE 310 failed at Quantico, the next northbound VRE (312) pulled in front of it, coupled up to the disabled train, and tugged it the rest of the way to Washington, D.C.. Notice the engine in the middle of the train around the curve - this is the MP36PH-3C that was shoving the 312 train and became the sole power for both sets after the combination.
Railroad
Virginia Railway Express
Class
Gallery IV Cab Car
Road Number
VRE V730
Line/Subdivision
RF&P Subdivison
Location
Alexandria, Virginia, USA
Date Taken
February 16, 2024
Date Uploaded
August 08, 2024
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To the Rescue - After the MP36PH-3C on VRE 310 failed at Quantico, the next northbound VRE (312) pulled in front of it, coupled up to the disabled train, and tugged it the rest of the way to Washington, D.C.. Notice the engine in the middle of the train around the curve - this is the MP36PH-3C that was shoving the 312 train and became the sole power for both sets after the combination.
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VRE V730 is a class Gallery IV Cab Car and is pictured in Alexandria, Virginia, USA. This was taken along the RF&P Subdivison on the Virginia Railway Express. Photo Copyright: RF&P Productions uploaded to Railroad Gallery on 08/08/2024. This photograph of VRE V730 was taken on Friday, February 16, 2024. All Rights Reserved.
