SBB (Swiss Federal Railways) fire and rescue train. The specific unit in the image is a self-propelled rescue train. These trains are used for tunnel and track rescue and firefighting operations.

 

Metro-North M8 series are electric multiple-unit (EMU) railcars built by Kawasaki for use on the Metro-North Railroad's New Haven Line and CT Rail Shore Line East services. Metro-North Railroad M7A electric multiple unit (EMU) train. The M7A railcars were built by Bombardier for the Metro-North Railroad, noted by the blue chevrons. A new Siemens Charger SC-42DM dual-mode locomotive.Siemens Charger SC42-DM dual-mode locomotive operated by the Metro-North Railroad. These locomotives recently entered service on the Metro-North network.

 

restored ETR.252-A "Arlecchino" (Harlequin) heritage train at a station in Italy. The ETR 250 class was originally built in 1960 for the Summer Olympics in Rome. Only four units of this four-car electric multiple unit (EMU) trainset were ever constructed.

 

Two Pennsylvania Railroad Class GG1 electric locomotives are on freight duties.

 

British Rail Class 68 locomotives and Mark 5A carriages in Chiltern Railways livery at a maintenance depot. Chiltern Railways is introducing a new fleet of 13 Mark 5A trains to replace its older Mark 3 stock.

 

Norfolk and Western Class J steam locomotive No.611, is a renowned piece of American railroad history. The Class J locomotives were built by the Norfolk and Western Railway (N&W) at its Roanoke Shops in Virginia between 1941 and 1950. They are considered some of the most powerful and technologically advanced steam locomotives ever built, representing the pinnacle of steam technology.

 

Southern Region loco 34028 is a preserved Bulleid Light Pacific steam locomotive, named "Eddystone," currently owned by Southern Locomotives Ltd. After being withdrawn from service in 1964, it underwent an extensive overhaul at the Swanage Railway and returned to service in May 2021. As of June 2025, it has been equipped for main line operations and is based at Southall to run tours.