EMD F40PH-2CAT 4120 arrival at Secaucus Junction on the lower level on Track H. Train from Hoboken to Port Jervis for Metro North's West of Hudson Service.

Pascack Valley Line Train 1630 from Spring Valley to Hoboken. EMD F40PH-2CAT 4120 arrival at Secaucus Junction on the lower level on Track G.

NJT 1001 rolls into Denville behind one of only two operating F40PH-2CAT locomotives remaining in service on NJ Transit.

One of NJT's two F40s shoves an extra bound for Hoboken through Secaucus Junction. With this day also being the first revenue run of the first ALP-45A locomotive, 4119 and its twin 4120 may not b... (more)

A westbound to High Bridge enters Lebanon Station with a then newly installed low-level platform. NJT 4124 is no longer in service for NJ Transit. Additionally, the historic passenger cars to the ... (more)

F40 4119 leads train 1225 to Waldwick across the Passaic River in Lyndhurst.

1 of 2 remaining F40 type locomotives left on the NJT roster in 2021 leads a westbound to Hackettstown on Morris & Essex Track #1. MNCW 6711 (Comet V Cab Car) is on the rear. Next to NJT 881 on Tr... (more)

NJT 4119 leads train 1167 to Suffern over the Saddle River Bridge in Garfield.

NJT 4120 makes its stop in Lincoln Park before continuing onto its final destination of Mt. Olive. Lincoln Park is unique in that the mainline is not adjacent to the platform, with passengers nee... (more)

NJT 4119 leads a Main Line train to Waldwick past a pair of signals as it approached its station stop at Clifton.

NJT train 1055 to Mt. Olive exits the Montclair Connection with F40PH-2CAT 4120 in the lead.

NJT 4120 rolls into the Booton Line platform in Denville past the Denville interlocking tower, which once controlled the junction between the Montclair-Boonton and Morris & Essex lines.

4120, one of only two NJT painted F40s left in service, leads a train though Westwood, NJ in the golden evening light.

EMD F40PH-2CAT # 4127 of NJ Transit is leaving Montclair Heights.

Screamers Still Screaming. NJTR F40PH-2CATs 4119 and 4120 were just 2 tracks apart and set to depart Lackawanna's Hoboken Terminal in Hoboken, New Jersey on the afternoon of Friday, April 3... (more)