LIRR Trains Back On Schedule Following Switch Problem At Penn Station
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) -- The Long Island Rail Road says trains are running normally again after a switch issue caused problems for commuters during the morning rush Tuesday.
Trains on the Babylon, Hempstead, West Hempstead and Far Rockaway lines are now running on or close to schedule.
Riders were facing delays, cancellations and some diversions on those lines for hours earlier Tuesday due to Amtrak switch trouble at Penn Station.
For more information from the LIRR, click here.
Meanwhile, some NJ TRANSIT riders also faced problems early Tuesday morning, but those have been resolved as well.
Gladstone Line train service has resumed in both directions between Far Hills and Gladstone following earlier overhead wire repairs near Peapack. NJ Transit substitute bus service has ended.
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NJ TRANSIT service on the Gladstone Line resumed in both directions after being suspended for hours between Far Hills and Gladstone due to ongoing overhead wire repairs near Peapack.
For more information from NJ TRANSIT, click here.