NJ Transit GP40PH-2B #4212 leads a rush hour Westbound train over the Navesink River Bridge in Red Bank NJ on the North Jersey Coast Line. This photo appears at the bottom of Page 4 in the May 200... (more)

The stripes on the multilevel cars and ALP are the only things to add color to this grey and white day as a heavy snow falls in Red Bank before turning to sleet and rain. Hwy. 35 is the road that ... (more)

ALP44 leads a New York bound train into Red Bank Station on the North Jersey Coast Line.

F40PH-2CAT pushes a three car Hoboken bound train over the Navesink River

A few days after a snow storm dumped almost 15" of snow another storm makes its way into New Jersey as passengers board a Hoboken bound train.

People enjoy this gorgeous summer afternoon on the Navesink River as NJT 4201 flashes by heading south to Bay Head.

APTA Convention Special from Hoboken to Bay Head and return

The PRR E8's lead the train over the Navesink River in Red Bank, NJ heading north back to Hoboken. The shot was taken from the Hubbard Ave. bridge.

What a wonderful sight to see, PRR E8s back on the NY&LB.

The ALP and modern NJT equipment just doesn't go with the older architectural style of the buildings in Red Bank. NJT 4428 is seen pulling train #7229 up to the station which only half of the sout... (more)

ALP44 #4427 enjoying the ride at the end of train #4724 passes the Anderson Bros. Inc. Moving & Storage building after stopping at the Ren Bank station. This photo was not taken 1:31 despite what ... (more)

Happy Memorial Day to all. NJT 4428 is seen bringing southbound train #7229 closer to the Red Bank station as "Old Glory" looks on. After looking at the photo again I noticed there are two flags i... (more)

Short and Sweet. A NYC to Bay Head train of only three cars lead by NJT 4150 crosses the Navesink River Bridge in Red Bank, NJ.

Times sure have changed. NJT 4601 sits at the NJT Red Bank station as the old New York & Long Branch station sits off to the left.

ALP46 #4601 leads a NYC bound train out of the Red Bank Station. The construction seen to the right is for the new high platform and pick-up and drop-off 'terminal'.