A few weeks ago, BNSF Railway's track geometry train rolled through Skykomish, Washington. It's always neat to see a geo train, even if it's just an engine and two cars. | Virtual Railfan

Here's a camera rarely featured—Parkville, Missouri! This neat train featured a BNSF "Executive" MAC in tow, which is always nice to see. Watch this camera here: https://virtualrailfan.com/memberships/ | Virtual Railfan

Watch this camera live: https://virtualrailfan.com/skykomish/ Last week, BNSF's Geometry Train was seen making a stop in Skykomish, Washington. A track geometry train is a specialized train used for automated inspection of railway tracks to ensure safety and detect potential problems before they cause issues. It uses various sensors, lasers, and cameras to measure and record crucial track parameters like alignment, curvature, gauge, and cross-level, creating a profile of the track's condition. B