The Railroad Never Sleeps - A Day in the Life of Modern Railroading, edited by Brian Solomon

For well over a century and a half the railroad has rolled on, crisscrossing the continent in the ceaseless activity that keeps the North American economy moving. This never-ending workday unfolds hour by hour in A Day in the Life of Modern Railroading, a remarkable photographic chronicle of North American railroading over 24 hours. The breathtaking photographs and detailed captions depict every type of railroading—heavy-haul unit trains, intermodal, modern passenger and commuter lines, short-line services and more. Hardbound, 176 pages, 9 1/4 x 11".