Although a rarity, a few ex-CNJ Geeps remain in passenger service for railfans to enjoy. Here, ex-CNJ Geep 4109 shoves a Bergen County Line train into Hoboken.

While the Alstoms and Bombardiers are growing on me, I'm going to miss these GPs when they're all gone. Here is a look at GP40PH-2 4102, pulling west during the morning commute over the Hackensac... (more)

After making an earlier run to Waldwick during the evening commute, 4102 heads back to Hoboken crossing the Passaic River on Lyndhurst Draw.

Two GP40PH-2s, once the backbone of passenger service for NJ Transit, still soldier on despite having 90 years worth of mileage between them both. These two examples were built by EMD in 1968 for ... (more)

NJ Transit 4100, an ex-CNJ unit, passes under a digital billboard for the traffic on Route 17.

One of the last of a dying breed, the spartan cab GP series locomotive pulling a passenger train. I used to be able to walk down the block to see it on Long Island, now I have to drive to New Jers... (more)

The first westbound through Montclair-Boonton Line train of the day arrives in Denville behind a former CNJ GP40P.

GP40PH-2 4100 pushes an eastbound towards Hoboken.

NJ Transit train 853 storms out of Convent Station with a former CNJ Geep for power. Next stop en route to Mount Olive will be Morristown.

NJ Transit passes the former Lackawanna Railroad passenger station in Boonton, as it prepares to stop at the commuter train platform. The main waiting room of the former station is now a restauran... (more)

NJ Transit train 1001 arrives in Denville with a nice surprise for power, a former CNJ GP40P.

NJ Transit 4147 has just crossed the Hackensack River and is about to pass HX Tower. HX Tower, which has been closed a number of years, is starting to look pretty beat up from the weather.

STILL IN SERVICE: Several of the former CNJ GP40P locomotives remain in service on NJ Transit. These locomotives were built in 1968 for the CNJ and, then, rebuilt twice over subsequent years. The ... (more)

An eastbound shuttle approaches the L282 signal in Bradley Beach.

An NJ Transit equipment extra rolls eastbound through Hillside with a trio of GP40s including 4145, 4303 and 4149. It's been a long, cold winter but the first signs of spring are beginning to app... (more)