Freight train catches fire in Stamford; Metro-North now operating on or close to schedule
MTA police said the train operator was likely the only person on board.
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May 8, 2024, 9:37 AM
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Updated 132 days ago
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5ds agoMetro-North Railroad is now operating on or close to schedule this morning after a freight train caught on fire Tuesday in Stamford.
Fire officials say they were called to East Main Street for a reported train fire that happened around 11 p.m. Service was suspended afterward.
MTA police said the train operator was likely the only person on board.
The investigation remains ongoing.
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