• POSE derailment at Chelmsford 01-19-2017

  • Guilford Rail System changed its name to Pan Am Railways in 2006. Discussion relating to the current operations of the Boston & Maine, the Maine Central, and the Springfield Terminal railroads (as well as the Delaware & Hudson while it was under Guilford control until 1988). Official site can be found here: PANAMRAILWAYS.COM.
Guilford Rail System changed its name to Pan Am Railways in 2006. Discussion relating to the current operations of the Boston & Maine, the Maine Central, and the Springfield Terminal railroads (as well as the Delaware & Hudson while it was under Guilford control until 1988). Official site can be found here: PANAMRAILWAYS.COM.

Moderator: MEC407

  by Dick H
 
Reported on GRS Sightings Group 1/19 that there is a
derailment at Westford by POSE. No other details so
far as of 9:45AM.
  by neman2
 
Not to be picky but all reports indicate this is in Chelmsford not Westford.

However based on past developments I'm sure the Town of Westford is very interested in what's going on.
  by CPF363
 
Didn't they have a derailment there a few years ago? Was it on the curve?
  by Backshophoss
 
It's now a "Haz-Mat" issue as well,had cars of "dirty dirt" from the Wynn Casino site involved.
  by MEC407
 
From Wicked Local:
Wicked Local wrote:At approximately 3 a.m., the Chelmsford police received a report from Pan Am Railways that a train had been derailed in the area of School Street and Meadowbrook Road.

Upon arrival, police and fire learned that four cars from a 66-car train had come off the tracks, blocking School Street and Meadowbrook Road.

No injuries were reported. Pan Am Railways worked through the night repairing the damaged tracks and removing the derailed cars. Work will continue throughout today. School Street and Meadowbrook Road were temporarily closed, but are now open to through traffic.
Read the rest of the article at: http://chelmsford.wickedlocal.com/news/ ... derailment" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
  by Engineer Spike
 
,All these derailments are a return the the B&M derailment of the week, back in the 1960-70s.