Matching Pair. Trains 2111 and 2112 with NJT 4101 GP40PH-2 (ex-NJT 4101 GP40P, née-CNJ 3672 GP40P, 10/1968) and NJT 4100 GP40PH-2 (ex-NJT 4110 GP40P, née-CNJ 3681 GP40P, 10/1968) meet at ... (more)

"NJDOT at Cranberry Junction"

On the afternoon of November 6th, 2022, New Jersey Transit's NJ Department of Transportation Heritage GP40PH-2 #4101 leads Pascack Valley Line train 21... (more)

A pair of SD70M-2s and two yellowjackets lead the SU-99 across the Hackensack River bridge, which has recently seen some significant upgrades.

Old and new. One of the NYSW's two SD45-2s leads a local across the Hackensack River as it heads towards PC yard in Saddle Brook, NJ. The bridge itself is currently being upgraded, with the orig... (more)

NJ Transit GP40PH-2B 4205 leads train 2103 at Hackensack.

NJ Transit 4120 on the Pascack Valley Line in Hackensack.

NJ Transit ALP-45DP 4526 approaching the Anderson Street station on the Pascack Valley Line.

NJ Transit GP40PH-2B 4210 pushing its train out of the Anderson Street station in Hackensack.

Alstom PL42AC 4023 pushing its train through Hackensack.

NJ Transit F40PH-2CAT 4120 pushing a morning train to Hoboken.

Shortly after the departure of the evening's SU-99 road train, the WS-2 local job crosses the Hackensack River, en route to PC yard in Saddle Brook.

NYSW's SU-99 from Little Ferry, NJ to Binghamton, NY crosses the Hackensack River shortly after beginning its run. In addition to the SD33-ECO, in the lead are two of the railroads new-to-them SD... (more)

Bare. Built as a 2 track deck plate girder bridge over Hackensack River in 1914, the New York, Susquehanna, and Western Railway’s span from Hackensack to Bogota, New Jersey has perhaps se... (more)

Home Of The Free. On Wednesday, November 17, 2021, NJ Transit Train 1623 passes through Hackensack, New Jersey with NJTR 4109 (GP40PH-2, CNJ Heritage) leading with the New York City skyline... (more)

Tunnel Motor On The Bridge. New York, Susquehanna, and Western Railway SU-99 was lead by NYSW 3012 (SD33ECO) over the Hackensack River into Hackensack, new Jersey on June 30, 2020. Before r... (more)