Here's one for the 'traction' fans. A pair of Siemens S70s lead a Utah Transit Authority Green Line train along Salt Lake City's Main Street approaching the City Center station on 1st South. The b... (more)

TriMet's MAX Red Line light rail service connects Portland International Airport, E/NE Portland, downtown Portland and Beaverton. Siemens S70 car 415 prepares to duck under the Burnside Street bri... (more)

Boston is having a perfect summer morning as street cars race towards Government Center.

Away From The Crowd. Its Monday of Labor Day weekend, and Steamtown's Lackawanna Railfest is coming to a conclusion. While most of the crowd were watching CP 2317 on her last day o... (more)

A Sound Transit Central Link LRV set pauses in the Westlake Terminus beneath Pine Street, Seattle, Washington.

This image of Los Angeles Railway car 665 was taken during night photography work shop by Steve Crise hosted at the Orange Empire Railway Museum. Mr. Crise provided the lights and instruction. ... (more)

This image of Los Angeles Railway car 3100 was taken during night photography work shop by Steve Crise hosted at the Orange Empire Railway Museum. Mr. Crise provided the lights and instruction. ... (more)

Los Angeles Railway Car #525 [OERM Collection] - Car 525 is the subject of our night photography seminar put on by Steve Crise at the Orange Empire Rail Museum. OERM is a wonderful plac... (more)

Dusk at OERM with #3100 [OERM Collection] - Los Angeles Railway #3100 is a Type P-2 PCC street car built in 1943 by St. Louis and was one of 30 that were ordered during World War II - re... (more)

Passing Drexel Hill Junction on the way to 69th Station.

A PCC-2 loops at the 40th Street Portal during Super Saturday Streetcar Special XX hosted by the Wilmington Chapter NRHS. Sunny skies cooperated for over 20 photo stops during the five hour charte... (more)

A Brilliner pulls into the Drexel Hill station at the junction of the Sharon Hill and Media Lines outside Philadelphia. I would ride this car back to 69th Street on a teenage railfan adventure.

Two different kinds of tramways in Hiroshima