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The SBB Re 4/4 II is a classic Swiss electric locomotive built by SLM for use on the nation’s railways. Notable for its mixed-traffic capability – able to operate both passenger and freight services – it remains a vital part of Switzerland's infrastructure. Primarily used by the Schweizerische Bunde...
The British Rail Class 47 is a versatile diesel-electric locomotive built for Network Rail. Notable for its robust design and high power output, it served extensively throughout Britain’s railway network hauling both freight and passenger services. Primarily used by train operating companies and now...
The EMD GP9 is a renowned American diesel-electric locomotive built by General Motors’ Electro-Motive Division. Notably, it's a versatile mixed-traffic unit capable of handling both freight and passenger service. Its robust design and widespread use made it a staple for railroads across North Americ...
The EMD GP7 is a classic American diesel-electric locomotive built by General Motors’ Electro-Motive Division. Notable for its robust design and versatility, it served as a reliable mixed-traffic unit capable of handling freight and passenger service. Primarily used by railroads across North America...
The British Rail Class 37 is a diesel-electric locomotive developed by English Electric in 1960. It was one of the most numerous designs produced for British Rail, with over 300 units serving diverse roles including freight and passenger transport throughout the United Kingdom. These mixed-traffic l...
An electric locomotive family introduced in 1967 for Swedish State Railways, designed by ASEA with thyristor control technology that influenced subsequent locomotive designs worldwide.
Austrian Siemens ES64U2 electric locomotive introduced around 2000, known for setting a world speed record of 357 km/h on the Ingolstadt–Nuremberg line in 2006.
German electric locomotive introduced by Deutsche Bundesbahn in 1979, notable as the world's first production locomotive to use three-phase AC drive technology.
A mixed-traffic 4-6-0 designed by William Stanier for the London Midland and Scottish Railway, with 842 examples constructed between 1934 and 1951.
The WDM-2 is an ALCO-derived diesel-electric locomotive introduced to Indian Railways in 1962, built at Varanasi's Diesel Locomotive Works, and long regarded as the backbone of Indian diesel traction.
A multi-purpose electric locomotive built by ABB for Swiss operator BLS Lötschbergbahn in the 1990s, capable of hauling both passenger and freight trains across the Swiss network.
French dual-voltage electric locomotive nicknamed Sybic, produced by GEC-Alsthom from 1988 for SNCF inter-city and freight services across France.
A mixed-traffic 4-6-0 introduced by the Great Western Railway in 1928, designed by Charles Collett as a development of the earlier Saint Class, with over 250 built.
German electric locomotive introduced by Deutsche Bundesbahn in 1952 as the E 10, one of the first standardized post-war electric types operated in West Germany.
The first of British Railways' postwar standard locomotive classes, a 4-6-2 Pacific introduced in 1951 and designed by Robert Riddles, with 55 examples built.
French dual-voltage (1.5 kV DC / 25 kV AC) electric locomotive introduced in 1976, enabling SNCF to operate seamlessly across France's two electrification systems.
Italian six-axle electric locomotive nicknamed Caimano, introduced by Ferrovie dello Stato in 1975 for heavy passenger and freight duties across the Italian network.
A Siemens Eurosprinter electric locomotive prototype developed in the 1990s, serving as the technological foundation for the ES64 production family used across European rail networks.
Austrian electric locomotive introduced by ÖBB in the 1970s–1980s, used for both express passenger and freight services across Austria's electrified network.
The DB Class 245 is a diesel-electric locomotive built by Bombardier and introduced to Deutsche Bahn in 2012 for regional passenger service across Germany.
An electric locomotive built by Adtranz for Norwegian State Railways (NSB) in the 1990s, designed for mixed passenger and freight duties on Norway's 15 kV AC electrified network.
West German diesel-hydraulic locomotive introduced by Deutsche Bundesbahn in 1968, becoming the most numerous diesel class in the DB fleet for mixed passenger and freight duties.
Diesel locomotives rebuilt from Class 47 bodyshells from the 1990s onwards, re-engined with General Motors prime movers to extend their operational service life in Britain.
A mixed-traffic 4-6-0 designed by Edward Thompson for the LNER and introduced in 1942, with 410 built making it one of the most numerous classes in LNER history.
A cab-unit diesel-electric locomotive built by Montreal Locomotive Works for Canadian Pacific in the early 1950s as part of ALCO's FA-2 road freight locomotive family.
British electric locomotive introduced in 1987, used on both the West Coast Main Line for passenger services and the Great Eastern Main Line for freight haulage.
The EMD GP15-1 is a four-axle diesel-electric locomotive introduced by Electro-Motive Division in 1976 as a lightweight, fuel-efficient road switcher for US branch-line operations.
British electric locomotive introduced in 1965 for the newly electrified West Coast Main Line, built for 25 kV AC and used for express passenger and freight duties.
