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No Delays Reported On Metro-North Railroad Because Of Storm

by Zak Failla News 12/26/12  Comment
The winter weather has yet to cancel any trains in Westchester County. Photo Credit: File

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WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. – Although a winter weather advisory was posted for Westchester County until 6 a.m. Thursday, no weather-related delays or closures were reported on Metro-North Railroad, according to the Metropolitan Transit Authority.

For customers interested in checking on their morning commute, a spokesman for the MTA advised that customers call 511 (or 877-690-5114) and follow the automated service, or check the Metro-North Railroad page on the MTA website.

No cancellations were expected, but the spokesman acknowledged that winter can be unpredictable.

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