Greenport Scoot Train 6904 heading through Calverton. DE30AC 411 and three bilevels, with the last car reserved for the Long Island Sunrise Trail members, heading to Greenport to celebrate the 18... (more)

A dual mode LIRR set is done with its morning duties and heads for the yard, through the myriad of switch points by Jay Tower at Jamaica Station.

Another Sunday afternoon train packed with passengers returning to New York City from the Hamptons heads west.

Long Island 418 is readying the train to re-platform on track two getting ready to head west.

Long Island Railroad's West Side Yard, in New York City, filled with equipment waiting for the evening commute to begin.

Jamaica to Montauk Train 4 heading through Queens Interlocking on Track 2. DE30AC 400, the class unit, with five bilevels which include cab car 5003.

Train 8732 stopped at the station before continuing on the Montauk Branch to Speonk. DE30AC 422 and four cars on Track 3.

Engine at Elmont. Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) DM30AC locomotive no. 513 is seen leading Oyster Bay Branch train 6515 through Elmont Station on the railroad's Main Line.

Saturday Train 6653 stopping at Northport Station. Construction continues on the platforms here including a heating system to melt the snow and ice during the winter months. No shoveling required.... (more)

Jamaica to Oyster Bay Train 506 arrival at Mineola Station on Track 3. DE30AC 423, four bilevels and DE30AC 409.

Train 6006 from Jamaica to Montauk heading throughRTE 31 and MP74 in Westhampton Beach. DM30AC 515,12 bilevels, and DM30AC 509.

Train 8702 from Jamaica to Montauk arriving at the platform in Westhampton. DM30AC 506,12 bilevels, and DM30AC 505.

Shortly after dropping passengers off, a Long Island dual mode consist is seen heading west on 2 lead in Port Jefferson. They'll take the switch at JEFF 2W and continue the trek back to Richmond H... (more)

"Second Oldest on the Island"

Long Island Rail Road train 698, with EMD DE30AC 418 in the lead, departs east passing the historic St. James depot on the Port Jefferson Branch during t... (more)

Greenport Scoot heading through the former location for the Holtsville Station. Station closed in 1998 because of low ridership.