MTA approves Metro-North service to Penn Station
The MTA approved Metro-North service to Penn Station for the very first time Wednesday.
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Dec 16, 2021, 3:41 AM
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Updated 855 days ago
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288ds agoThe MTA approved Metro-North
service to Penn Station for the very first time Wednesday.
Bronx, Westchester and Connecticut
residents will see drastically cut-down commute times - saving East Bronx riders about 50
minutes in each direction to Penn Station.
Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr., who spoke at the
board meeting, says it's a win for the local economy by creating jobs around
the new Metro-North stations.
The new stations will be in
Parkchester, Co-Op City, Morris Park and Hunts Point. There is no official
timetable for the project.
