Train symbols on Rumford Branch

I have a small question of the Rumford Branch symbols.

What are used now adays? I remember the PORU and RUPO, now there are others floating around like RUED.. Any idea which ones are in use today?

I heard RUED on the scanner last week.

Jon

RIED (Rilies to East Deerfield) PORI -

They have been changing

Yes Mick; The funniest was in District 3 T.O.M. Dave Berskersky's
(Spelling?) radio humor on POSE!! After a few days oh "HELLO POSE,OVER""
pronounced as female anayomy slang) IT WAS CHANGED to POAY /AYWO
and WOAY / AYPO. Though every once in a while they still use a AYPO as a second section of Q-426 / S-426 on CSX from Ayer,ma.

hey Mick, I thought they were using BFPO for the slurry train. Did they change it already?

GRSGuy wrote:hey Mick, I thought they were using BFPO for the slurry train. Did they change it already?

They were using BFPO last time I heard the train,a week or so maybe ago.

BFPO, right,

Guilford309 wrote:I have a small question of the Rumford Branch symbols.

What are used now adays? I remember the PORU and RUPO, now there are others floating around like RUED.. Any idea which ones are in use today?

RUED and EDRU are the road freights in and out of Riley's. RU-1 and 2 are the Rumford Switchers, and RI-1 and 2 are the Riley's Switchers.
At least for now!

I have not seen the BF in the BFPO symbol before, what does it stand for?
Thanks,
Stephen

Stephen wrote:I have not seen the BF in the BFPO symbol before, what does it stand for?

Bellows Falls, VT

Stephen wrote:I have not seen the BF in the BFPO symbol before, what does it stand for?
Thanks,
Stephen

Bellows Falls,VT(VRS) to Portland,Me. a weekly (Fri) Tank train.
Skull

Thanks.