The rotary is still at Westwood with the ex-NP F-7B. They have had a plow crew working since new years eve but with the Jordan. They had the covered wagon fired up the other day though. As for the wreck at about 4 am saturday morning a northbound went into the house track at Bieber at 40mph, over the derail into a string of standing cars. All six of the trains locomotives were scattered along with about the head 15 to 20 cars or so. Among the units were involved were the BNSF 130, 7226,4081 but I cant remember the rest off hand. The engineer, who I just worked with the other day suffered from a fractured back and the conductor suffered from a compressed disc not to mention the beating they took, their motor ended up laying on the firemans side. The cause of the derailment was because someone left the switch open. They dont know who left it open but there are a possible suspects. I just got back from the yard office and saw the pics, they got pretty lucky. There was supposed to be a crew deadheading in the sixth unit, which incidently was facing south and had a car come in the cab pretty much, they wouldnt of had a chance.