NJT 4609 : Description: NJ Transit ALP-46 #4609 leads a Northbound train into the Red Bank station. The signal to the right of the train is displaying a clear indication. Photo Date: 4/13/2007 Upload Date: 4/13/2007 12:28:29 PM : Location: Red Bank, NJ : Author: Eric Kreszl: Categories: Locomotives: NJT 4609(ALP-46) Views: 343 Comments: 0

NJT 4609 is on train 4745 at Red Bank, NJ 3/5/2023.

NJ Transit Rail Operations (reporting mark NJTR), the rail division of NJ Transit, operates a fleet of 175 locomotives and over 1,200 passenger cars. This rolling stock is used to operate NJ Transit's network of 11 lines. These locomotives carry NJTR reporting marks for revenue service.

NJT 4609 NJ transit ALP-46 #4609 at the end of a commuter train entering the layover yard.

2025年3月14日 · NJT 4609, the Ride With Pride Locomotive is on train 7220 at Linden, NJ and then in Red Bank, NJ 3/5/2023. An interesting note: A very large "billboard" on the side of the 4609 shows that funding for the wrap was made by Hackensack Meridian.

NJT 4609 enjoys the ride north through Princeton Junction passed Nassau Tower on its way to New York City. Not Street Running? New Jersey Transit's double deckers and engine fit nicely across the former PRR 4 track main Delaware River bridge. Not Street Running? Eastbound train slices through a heavy fog on the Raritan River. Not Street Running?

New Jersey Transit : NJT4609 ( Ride with Pride ) - ALP-46A Report Log Premium membership required to view all 276 reports on this locomotive.

NJT 4609, the Ride With Pride Locomotive is on train 7220 at Linden, NJ 3/5/2023. An interesting note: A very large "billboard" on the side of the 4609 shows that funding for the wrap was made by Hackensack Meridian.

3 likes, 0 comments - sheldonnicholasphotography on October 22, 2024: "NJT 4609, "Ride with Pride" at Morris on the NEC on a sunny Sunday morning.".

NJT 4609 at Secaucus NJ. ALP46 4606 pulling multilevel coaches into Secaucus Jct. Photographed by Fred Guenther, September 20, 2009. Added to the photo archive by Fred Guenther, September 27, 2009. Railroad: New Jersey Transit.