Hudson Line service delayed due to tree on track, buses and flights impacted by snow
The 2020 nor’easter is making travel difficult all across the Hudson Valley today.
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Dec 17, 2020, 5:52 PM
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Updated 1,360 days ago
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On Metro-North, officials say service has resumed on the
Hudson Line after a tree fell on the tracks this morning. Commuters can expect
up to 30 minute delays. Also, the New Haven Line service is
experiencing delays of up to 45 minutes due to weather-related conditions. All
other lines are on, or close, to schedule.
If you take the bus in Westchester, Bee-Line buses and ParaTransit service
are suspended until noon. Transport of Rockland bus
service is experiencing delays and loop closures . And Dutchess
County Public Transit say they're also suspending service until the storm ends.
At this time there are no destination-specific delays to report at
Stewart airport. Same goes for the Westchester County airport.
Both airports are advising you check with your airline directly for
flight status, delays, and cancellations before heading to the airport.
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