Metro-North operating on a modified schedule today
The MTA has announced that de-icing systems are being deployed to protect the tracks, and crews are on standing by in case trains encounter any issues.
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Feb 13, 2024, 12:18 PM
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7ds agoIf your commute involves taking the train, please be aware that Metro-North will be operating on a modified schedule.
The MTA has announced that de-icing systems are being deployed to protect the tracks, and crews are on standing by in case trains encounter any issues.
Lisa LaRocca's interview with Catherine Rinaldi, Metro-North President, on how today's weather is impacting rail service.
According to MTA President Janno Lieber, "No matter what happens, the MTA is going to be ready. We have a detailed plan in place to make sure everybody can get to their destinations safely."
To ensure a smooth commute, we advise giving yourself extra time to get to the station and walking with caution as the platforms may be slick due to weather conditions.
MTA officials recommend checking the TrainTime app for any additional delays before leaving your house.
