Disappearing Keystone: ACS-64 #620 is partially obscured by the snow as it shoves Amtrak's Keystone Service Train #664 through Metropark Station on a snowy Super Bowl Sunday ... (more)

Super Snowy Sunday: Super Bowl Sunday 2020 saw a fast-moving snow storm hit much of New Jersey. Here, the Pennsylvanian, Train #43,is seen passing through Metropark Station during ... (more)

Pulling Ahead: Amtrak Northeast Regional #94 pulls ahead of NJ Transit Northeast Corridor Train #3896 during the golden hour at Metuchen Station on Thursday, February 4, 2021.

The Cleanup Crew: An Amtrak worker steps aside from the task of ensuring that the switches at Lincoln Interlocking are clear of snow to allow Northeast Regional #171, led by Amtrak'... (more)

Hitting the Ol' Dusty Trail: ACS-64 #651 kicks up some snow as it brings up the rear of an unusual Keystone Service train featuring a cafe car and ACS-64s on both ends at Metuchen S... (more)

Amtrak #669 stands iidle as it waits for the departure time of Amtrak Train 90, the northbound Palmetto. Scheduled with over an hour of padding as to not miss its slot as an NEC Regional, Train 9... (more)

ACS-64 632 stopped at Bridgeport with a Northeast Regional train.

As the days slowly get shorter and the weather slowly gets cooler, Amtrak has no indication of slowing down. Evidence of this is a southbound Northeast Regional passing a collection of MoW equipme... (more)

Amtrak ACS-64 645 passing the station at Old Greenwich, Connecticut.

Approaching Dark Territory: Amtrak Northeast Regional #99, led by ACS-64 #634, approaches a cloudy stretch of track at NJ Transit's Edison Station on Saturday, January 2, 2021.

Amtrak ACS-64 619 leading train #99 at Cos Cob.

Amtrak ACS-64 619 leading train 99 at Stratford.

Big Star at Edison: Amtrak's Silver Star, Train #91, is seen passing through Edison, NJ on Saturday, January 9, 2021. Since only one of the two Silver Service trains currently oper... (more)

Amtrak's Veteran's unit leads a long distance train across the Delaware River and into Morrisville, Pennsylvania, over the PRR built 1903 stone arch bridge.