Built during the 1920s for a Western Suburbs railway between St James and Town Hall that never came to fruition, this section of abandoned tunnel lies dormant and all-but-forgotten beneath the nor... (more)

Built during the 1920s for a Western Suburbs railway between St James and Town Hall that never came to fruition, this section of abandoned tunnel lies dormant and all-but-forgotten beneath the nor... (more)

The New York City Transit Museum operated their "Nostalgic Shoppers Special Train" on Sundays during December 2015, along the Sixth Avenue line, between 2nd Avenue In Manhattan and Queens Plaza in... (more)

The New York City Transit Museum operated their "Nostalgic Shoppers Special Train" on Sundays during December 2015, along the Sixth Avenue line, between 2nd Avenue and Queens Plaza stati... (more)

The MPM-10 (Montréal Pneumatic Material 2010), also known as the Azur, is currently under production by Bombardier Transportation for the Montreal Metro. A test train was delivered in 2014 and th... (more)

Weißer Turm
A U11 train for the Messezentrum (exhibition center) departs the Weisser Turm station in the old city of Nürnberg. Three primary lines comprise the 36km Nürnberg U-Bahn... (more)

C line of Buenos Aires subway

C line of Buenos Aires subway

The shop for the Market-Frankford Subway-Elevated is quiet on New Year's Eve as cars wait out the long weekend.

Two double cogwheel railcars BDhe 4/8 # 212 and 214 in the highest railway station of Europe, "Top of Europe" Jungfraujoch on 3454 meter a.s.l. This vehicles were built in 1992 by SLM an... (more)

BMT type-D triplex cars combine with the 8 car R1/9 trianset pass through Euclid Ave on their way to Pitkin Yard.

Under the streets of downtown Brooklyn in the subway tunnel leading to Court Street where the transit museum is located.

NYC Transit's 8 car nostalgia holiday train rolls into Queens Plaza with the shoppers special to 2 Ave via the 6th Ave Subway.

New York City Transit's fully operational open end wooden gate cars are seen on display at the transit museum. Originally built in 1907, they were rehabbed with sliding doors in the 1930s. In 1979... (more)