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Governor Kathy Hochul today announced that MTA Metro-North Railroad will operate on a near-normal weekday schedule on Monday following a mudslide in Scarborough on Saturday morning that prevented trains from operating between Tarrytown and Croton-Harmon. To reduce the potential for congestion-related delays, the railroad is adjusting schedules and canceling four of the 158 trains the railroad operates on the line daily, and during peak hours, trains that operate in the reverse-peak direction will operate express between Tarrytown and Croton-Harmon.
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To reduce congestion in the area where tracks are limited, reverse-peak trains will bypass Philipse Manor or Scarborough during the morning and evening rush hours. Customers looking to travel north to those stations in the morning will need to ride a northbound train to Ossining or Croton-Harmon to board a southbound train. Customers looking to travel south from those stations in the evening will need to ride a southbound train to Tarrytown to board a northbound train.
Alyson Pomerantz was on her way to see friends who she hasn't seen in a a year. She said left the Beacon train station on the 3:56 p.m. train headed to Grand Central Terminal. She passed Peekskill at the same time the train was scheduled to arrive
A new fall train schedule begins on Sunday with 45 additional New Haven Line trains each week, including 30 new weekend trains. There will also be increased service for customers traveling to Greenwich and Stamford during the weekday.
On Christmas Day, Monday, Dec. 25, trains will operate on a special schedule with hourly service at most stations. The Pascack Valley and Port Jervis Lines will operate on Sunday schedule on Christmas Day.
Between Tuesday, Dec. 26 and Friday, Dec. 29. Metro-North will operate on a modified weekday schedule. Customers should check the TrainTime app or here to see if their normal train time has been adjusted.
The slide in Scarborough, which covered four tracks, blocked the Hudson Line between Croton-Harmon and Tarrytown, forcing Metro-North to operate a modified schedule during the weekend and Amtrak to cancel all trains between Albany and New York City on Sunday with no alternate transportation.
I would like if the Transit applet supported the GTFS data feed from MTA Metro-North Railroad. I tried to enter my local station, as well as Grand Central Terminal (NYC), and while they show up as locations in the Transit app, no schedules show. Here is the API info page from MNRR:
MTA Metro-North Railroad today announced that required schedule adjustments for certain Harlem Line and Hudson Line trains will take effect on Sunday, June 4, through Saturday, October 7. Most of these temporary schedule changes will be between one and six minutes.
To minimize the disruption, the project will remove one track at a time from service for an uninterrupted period in this three-track area, allowing several maintenance groups to work concurrently. To lessen the potential for rush hour train congestion and delays on this four-mile segment, Metro-North is making a number of temporary schedule changes as follows.
For More Information
New June 4 schedule information is available at www.mta.info/mnr and timetables are available at Grand Central Terminal and at outlying stations. The next schedule change for the New Haven Line, Harlem Line and Hudson Line will be effective October 8, 2017.
What is the train schedule?
The Metro-North Hudson Line schedule is available on the MTA website, please select your departure station and Beacon as the destination. Your Metro-North ticket must be purchased separately. Please plan your trip to allow plenty of time for shuttle pickup and return.
Tom McGuinness, the MTA project executive, said in January that he believed efforts between Amtrak and MTA to recover the blow could bring the project back to its original schedule.But his projection proved to be too hopeful. McGuinness announced on Monday that the recovery plan was unsuccessful and the projected substantial completion has indeed been pushed back to late 2027 from March 2027. tag_hash_109
Metro-North will operate a normal schedule on the Port Jervis Line on Friday. On Monday, an extra train departs Port Jervis at 4:05 p.m., making all stops through Suffern, then express to Secaucus Junction and Hoboken.
If you find that the schedule does not meet your needs, or you have suggestions or questions, please communicate with Carolina Salcedo, Director of Transportation, csalcedo@pace.edu
On Christmas Day, Friday, December 25, we will operate a weekend schedule with hourly service on most main-line segments, and regular weekend service on all branch lines. There will be no train service between Southeast and Wassaic on Friday, December 25th and through the weekend. Service between Southeast and Wassaic will resume on Monday, December 28, 2020.
On New Year's Eve, Thursday, Dec. 31, we will operate a normal weekday service. There will be no ball drop at Times Square this year.
On New Year's Day, Friday, January 1, 2021, we will operate a weekend schedule with hourly service on most main-line segments, and regular weekend service on all branch lines. There will be no train service between Southeast and Wassaic on New Year's Day and through the weekend. Service between Southeast and Wassaic will resume on Monday, January 4, 2021.
See Metro-North's Holiday Service details for (December 24-January 1, 2021), _christmas_hol.html .
Or visit or our TrainTime app for a schedule lookup. Have a happy, healthy holiday season and we look forward to seeing you on-board our trains!
Metro-North
Runs East of Hudson
Metro-North provides rail service from Westchester County to Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan. The Hudson Link bus provides service from Rockland to Tarrytown Rail Station to connect with the Hudson Line, and to White Plains Rail Station to connect with the Harlem Line.
View Metro-North train schedules and fares View Hudson Link bus schedules and fares
Haverstraw-Ossining Ferry
(800) 53-FERRY
Operated by NY Waterway, the ferry travels between Haverstraw, NY in Rockland and Ossining, NY in Westchester to connect with the Metro-North Hudson Line train to Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan.
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