Huntington Traction Company
The Huntington Traction Company was the successor to the Huntington Railroad Company inheriting the original line between Huntington Railroad Station and Halesite. The company ran the line only as far south as Jericho Turnpike until it was finally abandoned in 1927.
| Name | From | To | Route | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Huntington Traction Company | Halesite | South Huntington | Wincoma Drive, East Shore Drive, New York Avenue, Walt Whitman Road. | Abandoned in 1927. |
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