CSX in Orlando?

[NathanFromEngland]

I can't see CSX listed on some Orlando crossings. And i'm wondering "Why?"

I looked on the FRA on this crossing featured on the website.
http://rxrsignals.com/Florida/Orlando/West_Central/

And the FRA says the only railroads that use it is Central Florida Comutter Rail and Amtrak!

This can't be right!

[ZachL]

CSX sold their "A" line trackage in the Orlando metropolitan area to the Florida Department of Transportation in 2010, and the trackage now operates the commuter rail service known as SunRail. I am not sure if any freight traffic is still used on the line, but the sale has caused increase usage of the CSX "S" line from Plant City up through Ocala.

[ToledoRailfan]

CSX sold their "A" line trackage in the Orlando metropolitan area to the Florida Department of Transportation in 2010, and the trackage now operates the commuter rail service known as SunRail. I am not sure if any freight traffic is still used on the line, but the sale has caused increase usage of the CSX "S" line from Plant City up through Ocala.

We should add the Sunrail logo to the page. I recently did some research on crossings on the site that Brightline will operate over and I added the Brightline logo to the pages on KompoZer. I think I'll send them to David for one of his updates in the future.

[NathanFromEngland]

CSX sold their "A" line trackage in the Orlando metropolitan area to the Florida Department of Transportation in 2010, and the trackage now operates the commuter rail service known as SunRail. I am not sure if any freight traffic is still used on the line, but the sale has caused increase usage of the CSX "S" line from Plant City up through Ocala.

We should add the Sunrail logo to the page. I recently did some research on crossings on the site that Brightline will operate over and I added the Brightline logo to the pages on KompoZer. I think I'll send them to David for one of his updates in the future.

Bit early to do that, its mean't to be coming around 2019 or this year i believe.

Lets hope SunRail doesn't get succeeded by them.

[ToledoRailfan]

CSX sold their "A" line trackage in the Orlando metropolitan area to the Florida Department of Transportation in 2010, and the trackage now operates the commuter rail service known as SunRail. I am not sure if any freight traffic is still used on the line, but the sale has caused increase usage of the CSX "S" line from Plant City up through Ocala.

We should add the Sunrail logo to the page. I recently did some research on crossings on the site that Brightline will operate over and I added the Brightline logo to the pages on KompoZer. I think I'll send them to David for one of his updates in the future.

Bit early to do that, its mean't to be coming around 2019 or this year i believe.

Lets hope SunRail doesn't get succeeded by them.

I think this year actually, they're still running test trains. SunRail is a commuter railway for the Orlando area while Brightline is a regional railway for Florida.

[NathanFromEngland]

But does CSX still run on their sold trackage? i'm curious.

[NathanFromEngland]

I guess they still run on the A line.

[ZachL]

I guess they still run on the A line.

That video is from 2015, though.

[NathanFromEngland]

I guess they still run on the A line.

That video is from 2015, though.

But you said CSX sold their A line trackage in 2010.

[ZachL]

I guess they still run on the A line.

That video is from 2015, though.

But you said CSX sold their A line trackage in 2010.

They did, but CSX still traversed the line regularly until SunRail was operating, which wasn't until May 1, 2014.

For all we know, CSX could no longer send trains this way. The plan was originally to gradually scale down the amount of freight traffic on the line, that way SunRail could take more advantage of it.