America's Railroad Salutes Our Veterans. The special paint scheme, notably using red to contrast with the gray instead of the traditional blue, also features a large graphic with the writin... (more)

Amtrak P42DC 114 going through Windsor on its way to New Haven.

Electric Through Iselin. Amtrak ACS-64 665 is seen leading Northeast Regional train 147 westbound through Iselin, New Jersey.

AMTK No. 613 leads an express through Trenton, NJ, ducking the pedestrian overpass of the Trenton Transit Center.

AMTK No. 656 leads a train into the Trenton Transit Center bound for Philadelphia and points south.

A westbound Amtrak Regional Express arrives in Trenton, NJ, ducking several overpass as it snakes its way along the NEC towards the Trenton Transit Station just ahead.

Track Change. Amtrak ACS-64 no. 617 is seen leading Northeast Regional train 173 into Newark Penn Station, after crossing Dock Bridge. The train is arriving on Track 4, which is ... (more)

Amtrak Regional 195 is seen at Franconia on its trip from Boston, MA to Richmond, VA.

Amtrak Regional 153 (New York, NY to Norfolk, VA) is seen crossing the Rappahannock River in Fredericksburg.

"Down, But Not Out"

On the morning of Friday, August 9th, 2024, Amtrak Northeast Regional Train 141 collided with the rear of a tractor-trailer carrying paper rolls, which w... (more)

After reaching a top speed of 113 mph subsequent to its Wilmington, DE (WIL) stop, but now slowing to below 90 mph for the fast-approaching Susquehanna crossing, Amtrak 99, a BOS-NPN Northeast Reg... (more)

Amtrak Regional 65 is seen making the station stop at Main Street Station in Richmond.

Amtrak trains 96 and 65 are seen meeting on the Chesapeake & Ohio Viaduct in Downtown Richmond. These trains both run between Newport News, VA, and Boston, MA.

Amtrak Regional Train 134 is seen on the North side of Alexandria on its trip from Roanoke, VA to New York City at Slaters Lane. This location was once the home of the sprawling Potomac Yard.

Amtrak Regional Train 84 is seen on the North side of Alexandria on its trip from Norfolk, VA to New York City at Slaters Lane. This location was once the home of the sprawling Potomac Yard.