| ZG1OA | Global 1 Intermodal Yard Chicago, IL |
Oakland, CA | How do you compete with a railroad known for intermodal service? Well, you just make a train to compete and give it lots of power and priority handling. Nothing stops the "Chosen One". Usual power is 3 supers (modern GE C44-9W's, or equivalent) with lots of Roadway and Schneider Trailers in tow. |
| ZOAG1 | Oakland, CA | Global 1 Intermodal Yard Chicago, IL |
Just the same as its westbound counterpart, priority handling, lots of power, and Roadway and Scheinder trailers behind. Usually, not sure of its schedule though, but it is part of the afternoon eastbound intermodal parade through Laramie. |
| ZCSLA | Canal Street Yard Chicago, IL |
Los Angeles, CA | |
| ZCSSC | Canal Street Yard Chicago, IL |
Salt Lake City, UT | |
| ZDVCY | Denver, CO | Cheyenne, WY | |
| ZDVRO | Denver, CO | Roper Yard, UT | Now back on the ex-DRGW Moffat Main. |
| ZCSPD | Canal Street Yard Chicago, IL |
Portland, OR | Another hot UPS train on the UP. |
| ZPDCS | Portland, OR | Canal Street Yard Chicago, IL |
Eastbound counterpart to bring UPS and other priority traffic to Chicago. |
| ZCYPD | Cheyenne, WY | Albina Yard Portland, OR |
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| ZLADV | Los Angeles, CA | Denver, CO | |
| ZMESE | Memphis, TN | Seattle, WA | |
| ZNPLA | North Platte, NE | Los Angeles, CA | |
| ZPDCY | Albina Yard Portland, OR |
Cheyenne, WY | |
| ZSCKC | Salt Lake City, UT | Kansas City, MO | |
| ZSEME | Seattle, WA | Memphis, TN | |
| ZAPSE | Global 1 Yard Chicago, IL |
Seattle, WA | The ZAPSE is a high priority APL (American President Lines) stack train from Chicago to Seattle. Usually, about 45 to 75 double stack cars carrying mostly APL containers are the norm for this train. |
| ZAPLA | Global 1 Yard Chicago, IL |
Los Angeles, CA | The ZAPLA is another high priority APL (American President Lines) stack train from Chicago to Los Angeles. This train offers 3-day service from the rail hub of Chicago to the western port city of LA. Lots of horsepower and 50-100 stack wells are the norm for this train. |
| ZSEG1 | Seattle, WA | Global 1 Yard Chicago, IL |
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