Metro-North back on schedule after person struck by train near Greenwich
As a result, eastbound trains are temporarily bypassing Rye, Port Chester, and Greenwich stations. Commuters can expect 15- to 20-minute delays.
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Mar 11, 2025, 4:35 PM
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Updated 13 hr ago
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6ds agoMetro-North's New Haven Line is now operating on or close to schedule after a person was struck by a train near Greenwich earlier Tuesday.
Eastbound trains had been bypassing Rye, Port Chester and Greenwich stations, resulting in 15- to 20-minute delays.
Metro-North has confirmed that eastbound trains are once again stopping at those stations.
No details have been released on the person who was struck by the train.
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