5.7K views · 152 reactions | CSX is hiring train conductors – get your future on track with great pay and a rewarding career now. Apply today: csx.com/careers | CSX | Facebook

65K views · 537 reactions | Our three year plan positions the company for growth as we target a 60% operating ratio by 2020 and project a 4% compound annual growth rate for 2019-2020. Learn more about the new CSX strategy, visit CSX.com/Investors | CSX | Facebook

8.8K views · 125 reactions | Tenacity, gumption, and a strong work ethic—that’s what it takes to be a CSX Train Conductor! Apply today to start training with experts in the field and get your future on track. Learn more: csx.com/careers | CSX | Facebook

131K views · 3.9K reactions | The 20th CSX heritage locomotive, Locomotive #1902, honors the Clinchfield Railroad, originally chartered to serve coal mines in eastern Kentucky, Western Virginia, and Eastern Tennessee. We're excited to announce that #1902 will make its inaugural run with this year's #CSXSantaTrain, a legacy dating back to the Clinchfield's "Santa Claus Special" in 1943. Join us for the 82nd run on Saturday, November 23, as we continue this cherished tradition! | CSX | Facebook

The CSX fleet of heritage locomotives is growing again with the introduction of CSX 1897, painted in a custom design honoring the Monon Railroad. Also known as The Hoosier Line and the Chicago, Indianapolis, and Louisville Railway, the Monon Railroad connected Chicago and Louisville, operating almost entirely in Indiana. In 1971, the railroad merged into the L&N Railroad which ultimately became part of today’s CSX. Hear from the CSX Waycross Locomotive Shop team for a behind-the-scenes look at t

67K views · 2.1K reactions | The CSX family tree goes back almost 200 years and, much like the diverse employees who make up our #ONECSX team, it's comprised of many heritage railroads. CSX locomotive shop employees are creating special paint designs for our predecessor railroads and recently unveiled CSX Locomotive 1827 which honors the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, the first common carrier railroad in the United States. | CSX | Facebook