As the morning rush of LIRR, NJT and Amtrak trains begins to subside below, a pair of 7 trains cross on the speedbump above Queens Boulevard.

Passengers wait on the platform at 28th St Station as a downtown-bound 1 train arrives.

"Next stop, 167 St." A northbound 4 train accelerates away from the 161 St - Yankee Stadium station. Not only was it a good evening for watching baseball, but a visit to the upper level grandsta... (more)

The number 7 subway escapes Manhattan with a load of commuters leaving the Empire State, the Chrysler and the Citibank buildings behind.

The number 7 subway goes back to the City to get another load of commuters under the watchful eyes of the Chrysler and the Empire State building.

The N or the Q train goes back to the City to bring another load of tired workers back home under a for-real salmon colored sky in Sunnyside Queens New York.

The setting sun graces the tops of sinuous subway cars on the Number 7 elevated line as well as lighting up the utility wires like holiday garlands on a warm summer evening in Queens.

The MTA summer trackwork season is in full swing on the 7 Line. Flushing-bound trains must use the center track on weekends between 33rd and 111th Streets and are unable to make local stops. Her... (more)

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 luck! (Although it was on the wrong trac... (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)