Track 303. In the "mud boot" days, it was an arduous trip down to photograph construction progress, but today you can ride a train here. The state of affairs of what is now Track ... (more)

Repainted And Ready To Roll. With a fresh coat of paint and relettered "CITY OF NEW YORK" the train led by R-1 381 (ACF, 1930-1931) is prepared for the upcoming Metropolitan Trans... (more)

"Last Bluebird Photos for the Day"

On the evening of November 4th, 2023, New York City Transit's St. Louis Car Company R33WF #9308, painted in World's Fair colors, leads a 6 car vinta... (more)

As Metro-North Hudson Line train 717 departs the Harlem-125th Street station behind P32AC-DM 226, bound for Croton-Harmon, Metro-North Hudson Line train 842 approaches the station heading to Grand... (more)

106 years after the famed Hell Gate Bridge opened, the bridge still impresses (although it could stand a new coat of paint). Crossing the bridge in this view is Amtrak Northeast Regional t... (more)

Shortly after sunrise, Metro-North Commuter Railroad train 816, heading from Poughkeepsie to New York City's Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan, crosses from Track 2 to Track 1 as it passes throu... (more)

Lightning Stripes Through The Rock Cut. On Tuesday, November 14, 2023, MTA Metro-North Railroad 211 (New York Central) debuted, the third 40th Anniversary heritage unit. As has become the n... (more)

Metro-North's LaserTrain, used to clean rails of leaves, led by CDOT 130 approaching the Marble Hill station.

Metro-North beachball heritage P32AC-DM 208 passing through the Marble Hill section of Manhattan.

A Lexington Avenue Local, the 6 train, heads south from Pelham Bay Park in the Bronx to the Brooklyn Bridge–City Hall Station in Manhattan, crossing the Bronx River as it does. The Bronx River ... (more)

A New York City Transit 3 Train departs the Pennsylvania Avenue Station, in Brooklyn, on its way from Brooklyn to Harlem. This train is made up of Kawasaki R62 cars, with NYCT 1565 leading and NY... (more)

Metro-North's Conrail heritage unit pulling into the Harlem-125th Street station.

Catching a little sunlight between buildings, Metro-North beachball heritage unit 208, pushes its train towards Grand Central Terminal.

A New York City Transit Z train (a Jamaica Express Skip-Stop, operating into Manhattan from Queens' Jamaica Center–Parsons/Archer station to Broad Street) departs Brooklyn's Alabama Avenue Stati... (more)

Happy 119th Subway Day! On October 27, 1904, a new era of modern travel began in New York City when the Contract One Subway of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company (IRT) operated its firs... (more)