This significant infrastructure work requires that weekend Hudson Line service be temporarily reduced to one local train and one express train hourly in each direction. Metro-North is replacing track switches near Morris Heights and Marble Hill, in the most capacity-constrained segments of the Bronx. Weekday service on the Hudson Line will see only minor adjustments. Here is what is going on along each line, and schedule adjustments being made to accommodate the work. Customers are encouraged to check TrainTime or to see if their normal train time has been adjusted. Weekend service on the Hudson Line has significant adjustments. Weekday service on all three lines and weekend service on the Harlem and New Haven Lines will see minor changes for some trains at select stations. Baseball season is always an enjoyable time for the region as it means warmer weather is right around the corner, and with direct service options, Metro-North remains an attractive option for Yankees fans to get to the game.” “The fun part of the schedule update is the return of the Yankee Clipper service. “Metro-North made some strategic adjustments to minimize impact to most customers, while also allowing us to complete vital state of good repair work,” said Metro-North Railroad President and LIRR Interim President Catherine Rinaldi. The minor adjustments on the schedule will support ongoing infrastructure improvements happening on all three of the railroad’s East of Hudson lines.

The new schedule will go into effect on Sunday, March 26, and be in effect through Saturday, June 10. NEW YORK–MTA Metro-North Railroad this week announced upcoming schedule adjustments on the Hudson, Harlem and New Haven lines to support state of good repair work.

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