Perhaps the spookiest tale to come out of Arizona transportation history, is that of U.S. Route 666, a north-south highway that originally ran from Douglas to Sanders in Arizona and traveled through New Mexico, Colorado and Utah. Born of the federal numbering system in the early 20th century, the highway predictably became known as the Devil’s Highway, with tales of strange, supernatural occurrences on and around the highway. In 1992, Arizona petitioned to have the route renumbered to US 191, pa

Robert Bender on Instagram: "Columbia River Gorge Eastbound BNSF unit oil train seen just south of the Wenatchee yard. Loco consist: • BNSF 6201 - GE ES44AC • BNSF 5203 - GE C44-9W DPU pusher • BNSF 1098 - GE C44-9W BNSF is the largest freight railroad operating in Washington and owns 1,332 track miles in the state. It delivers oil to refineries in Cherry Point and Ferndale, truck racks in Seattle and Spokane, and terminals in Anacortes and Pasco. The trains can be identified by the hazmat placa