Smooth commute expected on Metro-North Hudson line after storm
Last night, the Hudson Line faced disruptions with services suspended in both directions between Peekskill and Beacon due to flooding.
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Dec 19, 2023, 10:46 AM
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Updated 220 days ago
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5ds agoFor commuters relying on the Metro-North Hudson Line, the morning journey should be hassle-free.
Following Monday's storm, there are currently no service suspensions affecting this line.
Last night, the Hudson Line faced disruptions with services suspended in both directions between Peekskill and Beacon due to flooding.
However, service has been fully restored, and the MTA has not reported any additional issues for commuters to be aware of at this time.
