An M7 crosses the bridge entering Long Beach bringing home the tired commuters.

The M7 cab. Not too much to note except the cab signals are unlike those of other North American railroads. They display numbers instead of signal aspects.

A few locals catch some lunch on this beautiful August afternoon just as train 853 exists the cramped suburban landscape of the barrier island of Long Beach. The Engineer must have been a photogra... (more)

A set of Metro-North M7s makes its way out of Grand Central Terminal as a 'No Passengers' deadhead back to Croton-Harmon to run back into the city.

While the Budd cars of yesteryear are being outmoded, these are their replacements. Delivered by Bombardier in 2004, the M7s play a crucial part in commuter operations on the Hudson and Harlem lin... (more)

Train #8806 awaits its shot into one of the busiest commuter hubs in the Northeast, LIRR's Jamaica Station. The infrastructure pictured here dates back to the early 1900s and works just as well to... (more)

The LIRR's fleet of M7s bask in afternoon sunlight while the numerous double slip switches get a workout moving trains in and out of West Side Yard. This yard will be covered up to 11th Street wit... (more)

Entirely surrounded by water, the Scarborough, New York station is one you have to see to believe.

"Welcome to White Plains" says this Metro-North bridge over Route 119.

Autumn on the LIRR! For reasons unknown, the trees along the railroad ROW through Pinelawn always seem to hit their peak foliage about three weeks before the rest of the trees on Long Island. He... (more)

A Penn Station bound M7 set heads west across the Manhasset viaduct.

The late evening wave of rush hour commuters take advantage of a momentary break in the cold Bronx rain to head from the train to their homes. We are in the tony Riverdale section along the former... (more)

A set of LIRR M7s on a Babylon Branch train pull to a stop at the very short platforms at Forest Hills (which can only accomdate the first four cars), coming out of the setting sun on the Long Isl... (more)