Cajon Pass - Wikipedia
Cajon Pass was the site of a major accident on December 14, 1994, when a westbound Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe intermodal train lost control and crashed into the rear of a westbound Union Pacific coal train just below California Highway 138, between Alray and Cajon. [17]
Runaway Train Hits Another in Cajon Pass - Los Angeles Times
1994年12月15日 · — An out-of-control Santa Fe freight train slammed into the rear of a parked Union Pacific coal train as it descended the treacherous Cajon Pass before dawn Wednesday, moments after the crews of...
1994 Cajon Pass Runaway - 29 Years Later - YouTube
Cajon Pass was the site of a major accident on December 14, 1994, when a westbound Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe intermodal train lost control and crashed into the rear of a westbound Union...
A Runaway Train Slams a Halted One - The New York Times
1994年12月15日 · A runaway freight train barreling down a steep mountain pass slammed into the rear of a stopped coal train today, heaving 10 locomotives and cars into a fiery heap. The crewmen of both trains...
2 Killed in Fiery Train Wreck in Cajon Pass - Los Angeles Times
1996年2月2日 · SAN BERNARDINO — A freight train carrying dangerous chemicals plunged from the rails on a steep downgrade in the Cajon Pass and exploded in flames before dawn Thursday, hurling a noxious cloud...
The Cajon Pass Runaway 1994 - YouTube
In December 14 1994 early in a morning Union Pacific Coal Train Stopped in a Red Signal The Train are "Union Pacific 9450" And 2 Units in rear front and 2 H...
The 1994 Cajon Pass Runaway - YouTube
On December 14, 1994, a Santa Fe intermodal train raced down the Cajon Pass out of control. It was likely due to the airbrakes at the middle of the train being severed by some cause. At 5:12...
San Bernardino train disaster - Wikipedia
On May 12, 1989, at 7:36 a.m. a 6-locomotive/69-car Southern Pacific freight train (SP 7551 East, computer symbol 1 MJLBP-11) that was transporting trona, lost control while descending Cajon Pass, derailed on an elevated curve and plowed into a residential area on Duffy Street. [1]
Wreck of the Q-BHLA 1-10 - TrainWeb
Cajon Pass, Ca, 12/14/94 Two months after the wreck, there were veritable drifts of these tin lids scattered here and there around the wreck site. One or more cargo containers must have been filled with the things.
The El Cajon Pass Runaway of 1994, 25 Years Later
On December 14th, 1994, a Santa Fe intermodal became a runaway after losing its brakes going down El Cajon Pass, and crashes into a Union Pacific coal train. Luckily, no one was killed. But all of the Santa Fe locomotives and the Union Pacific coal train helpers were deemed a …