New Jersey Transit Commuter Rail
From nycsubway.org
A special movement of a diesel hauling two NJT coaches passes an inbound EMU train to New York at Princeton Junction. Photo by Lee Winson, September 2009.
Overview
New Jersey Transit Rail Operations was created as New Jersey Transit's operational arm for commuter railroad service in the State of New Jersey, assuming control of Conrail's New Jersey commuter operations in 1983. Today, New Jersey Transit Rail Operations serves 148 stations in New Jersey, 12 in New York State (some under contract to Metro-North), and one in Pennsylvania; transporting over 47 million passengers per year over 972 route miles of track.
Photo Gallery (Passenger Cars)
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 Image 80102 (296k, 1044x788) Photo by: David-Paul Gerber Location: Mt. Olive |  Image 105152 (231k, 1044x728) Photo by: Lee Winson Location: Princeton Junction |  Image 105159 (262k, 1044x705) Photo by: Lee Winson Location: Princeton Junction |  Image 106237 (169k, 1044x703) Photo by: Richard Panse Location: Secaucus Junction |  Image 123308 (442k, 1024x679) Photo by: Steve Zabel Collection of: Joe Testagrose Location: Linden |
Photo Gallery (Locomotives)
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 Image 66476 (102k, 820x620) Photo by: Gary Chatterton Location: Suffern |  Image 74529 (174k, 1044x788) Photo by: Chris Reidy Location: Otisville |  Image 79570 (171k, 920x695) Photo by: Chris Reidy Location: Point Pleasant |  Image 103754 (199k, 1044x701) Photo by: Richard Panse Location: Linden |  Image 105203 (225k, 1044x701) Photo by: Richard Panse Location: Hamilton |