BNSF Railway is comprised of nearly 400 different railroad lines whose tracks have merged or were acquired over the past 160 years. Find the right track for your career: https://bit.ly/2Paacno #BNSFCareer | BNSF Railway

BNSF Railway (short for Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway) is one of the largest freight railroad networks in North America with over 8,000 locomotives It operates over 32,500 miles of track across 28 U.S. states and three Canadian provinces and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, the conglomerate controlled by Warren Buffett (acquired in 2010). While Union Pacific owns the Tehachapi Loop seen here, BNSF has trackage rights, allowing its trains to use this route. | Dean Croke

BNSF holds more patents than all other Class I railroads combined. That’s not just a number, it’s a reflection of how innovation drives our teams to turn ideas into tools that improve safety, efficiency and reliability across our network. From inspecting rails to assembling trains, these patented technologies help us operate smarter. Read more: https://tinyurl.com/3twd9687 | BNSF Railway

Kelly O'Grady with Fox Business visited BNSF's intermodal facility in Commerce, California, the largest in the nation. Freight rail plays a vital role in moving freight during the current supply chain challenges, and thanks to ongoing investments in its infrastructure, BNSF has additional capacity available to bring containers inland. #freight #rail #logistics #supplychain | BNSF Railway

Our highly skilled developers at bnsf|tech are working on exciting projects to bring more efficiency to the supply chain! 💡 Using AI to optimize the routes trucks take through our yards 💡 Deploying advanced drones and machine vision for real-time inventory tracking 💡 Enhancing the way we use our cranes with state-of-the-art remote crane operations systems At BNSF, we're always innovating and always evolving to better serve our customers. | BNSF Railway

American agriculture and BNSF Railway go back a long way. In the early years, producers and the railroad depended on each other and survived and flourished because of each other. Today, that relationship still powers BNSF. The evolution of American agriculture has driven the U.S. food supply chain to become the most productive in the world, and we at BNSF are proud to help get American farms’ bounty to tables around the world. | BNSF Railway