Flushing Locals Meet
A Manhattan-bound 7 train approaches the 40th Street station after meeting a Flushing-bound train at the 46th Street station. This elevated three-track line runs ... (more)

A Manhattan-bound N Train runs against the usual current of traffic, stopping on the upper level of Queensboro Plaza station. Inbound N, Q and 7 trains typically stop on the lower level of this e... (more)

This photo is mid-afternoon on a day without a cloud in the sky. What you are seeing is smoke from the Sand Fire, 40 miles away. Sand Fire smoke covered Santa Monica for most of the day leaving it... (more)

With weekend maintenance in progress on the Manhattan-bound Local track of the No.7 Flushing-Main Street line, R77 GE diesel #892 waits with its work train alongside the platform at 103rd Street-R... (more)

End of line ;Powell and Market st.

It is the end of a lovely spring day and a New York City subway train has just started it's long run taking fun-goers a ride home from enjoying Coney Island amusements and Nathan's famous hot dogs... (more)

A westbound evening 7 train is a great commute.

On the NYC Subway's BMT Brighton line, a Coney Island-bound Q Local train is arriving at Ocean Parkway. The ornate lamps compliment the decorated masonry viaduct on which the station was built, in... (more)

The setting sun catches a Manhattan-bound F train through the girders of the truss bridge that carries the IND Culver line of the NYC Subway across the Gowanus Canal in South Brooklyn.

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)

Due to the CBTC (Communications-Based Train Control) project currently underway on the No.7 Flushing line, the R62A's are fast disappearing as they are moved to the No.6 Lexington Avenue line and ... (more)

Due to the CBTC (Communications-Based Train Control) project currently underway on the No.7 Flushing line, the R62A's are fast disappearing as they are moved to the No.6 Lexington Avenue line. On ... (more)