The engineer of the Amtrak work train, gives a friendly wave, as he backs the train through New Brunswick.

Amtrak ACS-64 #605 leans into the curve as it enters the station at New Brunswick.

Cities Sprinter #609 leads a southbound Amtrak Regional.

Due to the unusual layout of the NJ Transit station at Jersey Avenue, the northbound platform is not on the corridor itself, but at the end of a small electric yard. This platform's light use def... (more)

Some MOW equipment leisurely passes the Jersey Avenue station after waiting for many northbound trains to pass.

The speed of an Acela Express trainset sure becomes apparent when standing one track over on a low-level platform.

Every time I visit the NEC I see more ACS-64s and less of these. An AEM-7 speeds past the Jersey Avenue station with a Northeast Regional train in tow.

Amtrak train 2225, a weekend Acela Express train to Washington, heads west through County interlocking en route to its next stop at Philadelphia 30th Street station.

Business is good along the Northeast Corridor today as Conrail ME-2 hauls eight cars south toward New Brunswick. This Metuchen-based local serves industries between Metuchen and Deans on Amtrak's... (more)

The Arrow III MU has been a reliable asset since their delivery to NJDOT in 1977. Now, in dwindling numbers, one of the few sets of Arrow IIIs that remains moves light to Morrisville Yard in Yardl... (more)

The ACS-64, a locomotive whose presence is becoming more apparent on the Northeast Corridor in recent months, leads a Northeast Regional through Jersey Avenue towards Washington.

Since my classes were canceled for the day due to snow and ice, I decided to take the opportunity and go out railfanning for the afternoon. Here, an ex-Metroliner cab car leads a Keystone train pu... (more)

Amtrak Acela Express train 2164 crawling into County Interlocking due to a stop signal. Around 1 minute later this train would depart for Metro Park.

An Amtrak Acela Express roars through the elevated ROW through the city of New Brunswick, NJ. The tracks were raised by the forward thinking PRR in 1903. The Pennsy did this in many locations al... (more)

NJT set crossing the Raritan River as they pull into New Brunswick Station.