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Thu Jan 17, 2013 7:01 pm. Just about every weeknight you can catch some kind of freight action on the Hudson line below Croton-Harmon. It doesn't even have to be very late, anytime after 7:30 pm you can see something interesting, local switcher, trash train, mixed freight, even Amtrak moving NJT multi's.
Power outlets on Metro North. Discussion relating to the operations of MTA MetroNorth Railroad including west of Hudson operations and discussion of CtDOT sponsored rail operations such as Shore Line East and the Springfield to New Haven Hartford Line. Board index. Passenger Rail MTA Metro-North Railroad and CtRail Passenger Rail (SLE, Hartford ...
You will get off the Metro North train on an elevated platform at 125th Street (and Park Ave). You will then go down the stairs through the station onto 125th. You will then have to walk east one block to Lexington Ave to the subway which is underground. You can take the 4, 5 or 6 trains downtown to 59th St. and Lexington Ave. and walk from there.
Sat Jul 20, 2013 4:08 am. DutchRailnut wrote: Two fastest parts are from just north of Manitou on Hudson to Poughkeepsie at 90 mph. and just east of CP217 to just short of Harrison also 90 mph but on New Haven line. For a while the track speed in the Breakneck Ridge are was 95 MPH for passenger trains.
Trackside. by Nester. Fri Jan 05, 2007 11:47 pm. I don't think the service would be extended beyond Dutchess in the current proposal to expand service. Ulster is on the other side of the river. The county north of Dutchess is Columbia, and neither county (Columbia or Ulster) is in the MTA service district. The idea in last week's Poughkeepsie ...
Discussion relating to the operations of MTA MetroNorth Railroad including west of Hudson operations and discussion of CtDOT sponsored rail operations such as Shore Line East and the Springfield to New Haven Hartford Line. Board index. Passenger Rail MTA Metro-North Railroad and CtRail Passenger Rail (SLE, Hartford, Extensions) « You are here.
Metro-North sets Yankee train fares Under a recently approved fare schedule, fans will pay $14 for a one-way ticket to the stadium during peak hours, a dollar above the base price for a trip from Norwalk to Grand Central Terminal.
Atlas Announces N Scale Metro-North B23-7; Discussion relating to the operations of MTA MetroNorth Railroad including west of Hudson operations and discussion of CtDOT sponsored rail operations such as Shore Line East and the Springfield to New Haven Hartford Line
ARTICLE: Yankee stadium station gets Metro-North nod; Discussion relating to the operations of MTA MetroNorth Railroad including west of Hudson operations and discussion of CtDOT sponsored rail operations such as Shore Line East and the Springfield to New Haven Hartford Line
The 4:48 p.m. train from Grand Central to Crestwood will not run. The 4:44 p.m. train from Grand Central to North White Plains will leave at 4:45 and make the stops of both trains. The 5:27 p.m. train from Grand Central to Southeast will not run. The 5:29 p.m. train from Grand Central to Brewster will leave at 5:27 and continue to Southeast.