You might be right but its completely covered and no way to tell. It's hard for me to visionlize the size of those to cars. I was thinking that they were smaller then the passenger carriages if that is wrong the me guestament of them both being there might be wrong to. But taking one away would require significant lifting equipment not likely to be immediately available given the late timing of the fire.
The engine and tender together are the same size / slightly larger than a passenger car, which is what made me think one is missing.
As was said, they must certainly have to investigate. Obviously they have to determine the cause, which may or may not be within the realm of expertise locally. I'd assume OSHA would also be involved since there was a workplace injury. And, since the Red train is from the same manufacturer, you'd have to figure they'll thoroughly inspect it as well.
Not to seem overly dramatic but since it's used as passenger transport it might even qualify for an NTSB review.
They will most likely use Alpen with the blue cars until BC makes a return
That’s probably not possible. The reason why Alpen is rarely used is because the engine isn’t as powerful hence the smaller cars, hence the lower capacity.
