New York area Mass transit information

NEW YORK All MTA subways, buses, railroads, bridges and tunnels will be operating normally or near normally and will continue to operate normally through the morning rush. NYC SUBWAYS

A, E, D, F, N, Q, 2, 3, 4, 5 trains may run local for portions of their route. The B, V, W will end service earlier than normal; customers can take the D, Q, F or N instead.

42nd St. S shuttle runs all night.

Rockaway Park S shuttle extends to Euclid Ave.

G service between Court Sq and 71-Continental Aves. will be suspended.

All 6 service in the Bronx may be local.

NJ TRANSIT

-- Buses will depart from their normal starting points, beginning at 6 a.m. on Thursday, February 11. Customers are advised to expect delays due to local road conditions.

-- Jersey Avenue Station will be CLOSED on Thursday; use New Brunswick Station as alternate. River Line service will operate every 30 minutes.

-- Northeast Corridor and Raritan Valley Line trains are combined Thursday due to weather-related track limitations. Please expect crowding conditions and allow approx. 30 minutes of additional travel time.

-- Customers that normally transfer at Secaucus Jct for connections are advised to check your connections which are subject to change due to weather conditions.

PATH Running on or close to schedule today.

METRO NORTH Regular weekday service resumes on Thursday, February 11. Some delays are possible due to the impact of the winter storm.

LIRR

The MTA Long Island Rail Road expects to operate normal morning rush hour service, Thursday, February 11, based on the current forecast for snow accumulations.

The LIRR operated a near-normal morning rush hour on Wednesday and offered extra, early-afternoon eastbound service out of Penn Station to get customers home. By late afternoon, over 90% of the customers that traveled in during the morning had returned home safely. The LIRR experienced significantly lower ridership - 46 percent less than usual - as a result of Wednesday's storm.

In continuing to deal with the storm, the LIRR has its switch heaters on, is operating its antifreeze trains and regular electric train cars are equipped with special scraper shoes to help reduce third rail icing. LIRR deployed extra personnel throughout the railroad to keep the system up and running and to inform customers of our winter storm service schedule.

LI BUS

Earlier delays have subsided and LI Bus is planning to provide regular service today.

MTA BRIDGES AND TUNNELS

The Lower Level of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge is closed due to weather conditions.

Both bridges are operating at reduced speed due to 30 mph winds.

AMTRAK

Acela Express: Limited service is available between Washington, New York and Boston.
Trains 2168 and 2172 are canceled Boston to New York, but will operate New York to Washington.

Northeast Regional: Limited service is available between Washington, New York and Boston. All Northeast Regional service south of Washington to Richmond and Newport News is canceled.

Keystone Service: Limited service is available between Harrisburg, Philadelphia and New York. Will operate Trains 641, 655, 644 and 656 only.

Empire Service: Limited service is available between Niagara Falls, Albany and New York.

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