New York City Transit work train at Union Square. Does anyone know what kind of engine this is?

The good ol' beat up R32As still operate on the C line. They are loud, ride like crap and feel like they are gonna fall off their trucks every time they depart a station... ITS AWESOME!

4 Line stopped at Union Square.

Shuttle service prepares to depart Grand Central for Times Square.

A 7 line local heads for Times Square.

A 7 line local to Flushing approaches 46th Street as dusk.

A 10 ignores the arrival of a 6.

This is my first time seeing a work train staying in a subway station. When I saw this I got off my train and took some photographs before I continued my journey. The one behind the locomotive i... (more)

Westchester Yard in the Bronx (on approach to La Guardia). Notice the Amtrak NE Corridor sneaking by in the background. Also, in the foreground, there are games being played on both baseball/sof... (more)

This engine has recently been purchased by the Catskill Mountain Railroad and is currently on its way to the railroad from New York City. Seen here in a tandem trailer lot in Newburgh, NY It will ... (more)

Citi Field, in its 2nd year as a replacement (upgrade, really) of Shea Stadium, and the New York Mets prepare to host the Chicago Cubs. The Mets will win this game 6-1. Meanwhile, on the platfor... (more)

A J train running towards Norwood Avenue Station.

One of the few surviving R16s from New York Cities retired subway fleet, 6368 has undergone some cosmetic body work and runs in special trips at the Trolley Museum in Kingston, NY.

A string of vintage New York City Subway cars led by R12 5760 from 1948 painted in original two-tone gray on it way back to the Transit Museum after making a very rare appearance on the outside el... (more)

A workhorse of the New York City Subway System, an overhauled R32 originally built in 1964 is in for maintenance at the Coney Island shops in Brooklyn, NY.