A fairly bright and neat platform at 42 St - Grand Central Station.

On any given weekday morning Grand Central Terminal's Main Concourse is a busy place, filled with both commuters hurrying to and from trains and tourists standing around gawking at the incredible ... (more)

When I was first in New York City, the one time I was in the subway without my camera was the time a diesel powered work train passed by. Of all the bad luck! (Although it was on the wrong track... (more)

14th Street/Union Square is the New York subway's fourth busiest station, because it is a transfer point for 7 lines (the 4, 5, 6, L, N, Q and R trains). In 2011, almost 35,000,000 riders used th... (more)

MTA's subway set decorated for the New York Rangers' playoff run lays over at Grand Central Terminal while in service on the S 42 Street Shuttle. So much for belief.

New York City's 14th Street/Union Square station is a busy place - a convergence of 7 lines (the 4, 5, 6, L, N, Q and R trains) makes it the fourth busiest on the whole system! Almost 35,000,000 ... (more)

A westbound MTA L-train approaches the Atlantic Avenue station in Brooklyn, New York, on May 18, 2012. The eight car train is made up of two A-B-B-A sets of Kawasaki Heavy Industry R143 cars. In... (more)

What may be the most iconic clock in railroading stands in the center of Grand Central Terminal in New York City, New York. Opened in 1913, it is mind-boggling to think of all the people who have... (more)

A New York City "Canarsie Local" L-train, heading from Manhattan's 8th Avenue to Rockaway Parkway in Brooklyn, pops out of the subway and into the bright morning sunshine as it approaches the Broa... (more)

The Coney Island Yard is the largest rapid transit yard in the world. The complex covers nearly 75 acres and performs heavy maintenance and overhaul on many of the subway cars in New York City.

An MTA "F" train arrives in the 4 Street station at exactly 3:00 PM on December 26, 2011. These are R160A cars built by Alstom Transportation.

An MTA "J" train slowly (due to the maintenance workers) crosses the East River on the Williamsburg Bridge on its way to Jamaica Center (Queens) on December 26, 2011.

On its first day of operation for the 2011 holiday season, the New York City Transit "Nostalgia Shopper's Special Train" is about to depart 14th Street station, as the conductor waves the "all cle... (more)

At sunset on the day after Thanksgiving, the apartment buildings on Manhattan's Upper East Side provide the backdrop for a Q local train bound for Ditmars Boulevard in Queens, as it climbs the gra... (more)

Amid plenty of urban clutter and with a piece of Manhattan skyline looming in the background, a No.7 Express train to Flushing, Queens, swings around the curve towards its station stop at Queensbo... (more)