CSX 7803

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Tim Darnell	General	Wow, not much left.	6/4/2020 12:46:34 PM

Jonathan Alternate	General	Good gracious! Thank goodness no one was occupying this locomotive. The conductor of the striking K916 tragically lost his life even after jumping off of the train, and the other three crew members had to be treated. A very saddening sight. My (very late) condolences go out to the deceased conductor and the rest of the crew members.	6/4/2020 4:36:56 PM

Roger Roger	General	The reason why the engine looks like this was even though it was the trailing engine on the manifest, after the collision, freight cars piled up on top of it. The other engines didn't suffer as much damage, especially not the lead engines. Really sad to hear the conductor passed away. Considering the damage to the lead locomotive, the crew shouldn't have bailed out	8/4/2021 2:54:06 PM

Mason Soliday	General	Completely destroyed 7803	9/18/2021 9:59:24 AM

Adrian Eckblad	General	ouch	8/18/2023 3:03:34 PM

CSX 7803
The remains of CSXT C40-8W 7803. She was the trailing unit on a Q441 train which collided head on with loaded rock train K916 in the fog at Vitis Junction on 11/29/2004.
Date: 12/12/2004	Location: Vitis, FL Map	Views: 1003	Collection Of: Mike Woodruff
Locomotives: CSX 7803(C40-8W)			Author: Brian J. Woodruff

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