to perform switching at Kodak Park (Charlotte, New York) causes the train to run away and derail five miles (8 km) later, destroying homes and businesses in the area. Deaths January deaths January 30 – O Winston Link, American photographer who documented the end of steam locomotive use on the Norfolk and Western Railway in the 1950s (b. 1914). Industry awards Japan Awards presented by Japan Railfan Club 2001 Blue Ribbon Award: JR Kyushu 885 series Shiroi Kamome EMU 2001 Laurel Prize: Nagoya Railroad Mo 800 tramcar Kintetsu 3220/5820/9020 series "Series-21" EMU North America 2001 E. H. Harriman Awards Awards presented by Railway Age magazine 2001 Railroader of the Year: Mike Haverty (ATSF, KCS) 2001 Regional Railroad of the Year: Wisconsin & Southern Railroad 2001 Short Line Railroad of the Year: South Buffalo Railway United Kingdom Train Operator of the Year 2001: References Some of the events listed here were translated from 2001 dans les chemins de fer, the equivalent French-language Wikipedia article. Canadian Pacific Railway (2005), Canadian Pacific Railway – A Brief History. Retrieved September 30, 2005. (May 2002), CSX recognizes human error, Trains, p. 22. (May 2002), Familiar faces in unfamiliar places, Trains, p. 26. (February 2002), Fatigue, or human error? Trains, p. 24. General Motors Electro-Motive Division (March 21, 2001), First GM CLASS 66 Locomotive Crosses German-Swiss Border. Retrieved April 13, 2005. Indian Railways Fan Club (2005), IR History: Part VI (1995–present). Retrieved July 10, 2005. (April 3, 2005), Significant dates in Canadian railway history. Retrieved August 15, 2005. (February 2002), MARC adds line; tower fixed up, Trains, p. 24. O. Winston Link Museum, O. Winston Link Biography. Retrieved February 4, 2005.