A long train of New Jersey Transit bilevel cars is shoved out of the station on its way to the layover yard in neighboring Pennsylvania.

Happy Halloween! In the last light of the day, an abandoned pumpkin sits on an old piling as NJT 4611 pushes on the rear of a northbound into Perth Amboy.

The snow has just increased in intensity and size as NJT 4610 leads a northbound under the covered bridge in Middletown.

It is incredible to think that almost two years earlier I was standing in the same spot waiting to take my first and possibly THE first daylight photos of the 'new' NJT multilevel cars on the Nort... (more)

NJT 4611 is on the end of a northbound as it eases over John Street and into South Amboy station. A lot has changed since the scene was glassed by George Hamlin in Railroad: NJ Transit
Locomotive: ABB ALP46
Location: South Amboy, New Jersey, USA
Locomotive #: NJT 4611
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: June 30, 2009

NJT 4628 leads a 9-car multilevel set south on the NJCL past the ex-PRR Woodbridge Station as NJT 4431 sits at the new NJT station in the distance (green roof). February 6, 2009 marked the 58th an... (more)

A young lady goes back to reading her book after giving the northbound 10-car multilevel train pulling into the station a quick glance.

NJT 4609 enjoys the ride north through Princeton Junction passed Nassau Tower on its way to New York City.

NJT's class ALP46 is on the rear of one of a northbound multilevel set as they pass ESSAY tower.

A NB NJT train streaks across the Raritan River Bridge on a dark afternoon in north Jersey.

Predictions about it being a brutal winter this year are already beginning to come true. NJT 4615 leans into the curve just west of Centerville Road with a NB train as the first snow of the 'seaso... (more)

A NB commuter train crosses the Raritan Bay as a fog bank begins to roll in from the west.

Despite being called the North Jersey Coast Line only a small portion of the line between Laurence Harbor and South Amboy actually runs along the shore of the Raritan Bay.