A Hoboken bound train consisting of Arrow III MUs glides over Oraton Parkway on the Morris & Essex Lines. These tracks are of former Delaware, Lackawanna & Western origin. Clearly evident in thi... (more)

A late afternoon local freight en route to Freehold heads west on the Amboy Secondary, past the abandoned Helme Products Snuff Mill in Helmetta.

NJ Transit's "Aqua Track" heads west on the Morris & Essex Lines, seen here passing through East Orange. This train was created by NJT in 2003 to combat slippery rail conditions from leaves falli... (more)

With a sailboat basking in the morning sunlight, a Long Branch local pushes across the Manasquan River.

A Hoboken bound train pushed by GP40PH-2A no. 4147 rides under the catenary as it heads east through East Orange. Traffic on the parallel Interstate 280 is relatively light on this mild autumn af... (more)

An eastbound Keystone train passes through Metuchen Station en route to New York.

Just after sunrise, a Hoboken bound train pushed by PL42AC no. 4010 reflects in the Manasquan River Inlet.

Comet I Cab no. 5121 (since retired) trails a Mount Olive bound train out of Convent Station in Morristown. Since being retired by NJ Transit in early 2009, the Comet Is have found new life at va... (more)

A westbound train en route to Bay Head enters onto the Raritan River Bridge in Perth Amboy.

SD40-2 no. 3428 and SD45-2 no. 1701 head up the Gillespie Branch with a train bound for the steel mill in Sayreville.

As a scuba diver comes to the surface in the Manasquan River Inlet, an eastbound train roars by above with F40PH-2CAT no. 4125 and PL42AC no. 4011 pushing.

Sitting out front of the M&E Shops in Morristown are (from left to right) a former Amtrak FL-9 and former Amtrak coach, an MLW C424, and an Alco C424 with a former NJ Transit Comet I Coach.

An eastbound shuttle en route to Long Branch, consisting of PL42AC no. 4006, GP40PH-2B no. 4206, and six Comet IV coaches, crosses the Manasquan River at Brielle.

An early morning Hoboken bound train crosses the Shark River at sunrise.

A doubleheaded shuttle en route to Bay Head shoves west through Manasquan powered by GP40PH-2Bs nos. 4200 and 4218.