Arriving at Smith-9th.

An express J train bound for Broad Street takes the middle track through Flushing Avenue with a morning commuter service. The Broadway Elevated section features three tracks, one in each direction... (more)

A patch of sunlight catches Budd R32 car 3406 with a Jamaica Center bound J Train as it pauses at Myrtle Avenue in Brooklyn. The last R32 cars are expected to last in to the 2020's and are eking o... (more)

The nations last true carfloat operation, NYNJ Rail running the 2nd float of the day, half loaded back to Greenville.

On this day in the Williamsburg area of Brooklyn, the BEDT was off to a rough start, but nothing that a few oak blocks couldn't handle, although repairing the track structure may have taken a litt... (more)

An R33 subway car, now in maintenance service, trails a work train as it goes away from the Stillwell Avenue station at Coney Island.

A New York City Transit work train rounds the tight curve and enters the Stillwell Avenue station. Coney Island's iconic Ferris wheel rises over the train.

A set of R160 cars pull into the Brighton Beach station, passing the largest cup of espresso in the world.

D-Type Triplex 6112C, B, and A lead BMT B-Type Standards 2392, 2391, and 2390 into the Brighton Beach station during the 40th anniversary celebration of the New York Transit Museum.

In honor of the 40th Anniversary of the NY Transit Museum, a number of special trains were operated on the weekend of June 25-26, 2016. The unusual, but still all BMT lashup of 6112 (D-Type Triple... (more)

"NYCTA Work Train at Brighton Beach" Two MPI MP8AC-3 (R156) locomotives haul a small ballast train past Brighton Beach on their way back to Coney Island Yard from the work zone a... (more)

"NYCTA Work Train at Coney Island" Two MPI MP8AC-3 (R156) locomotives haul a small ballast train past Coney Island – Stillwell Avenue on their way back to Coney Island Yard from t... (more)

"Work Train Shoves into ENY Yard" One of many New York City Transit Authority Work Trains quickly shoves into the East New York Yard Lead track to make way for the several morning... (more)