Metro-North resumes train service, Bee-Line buses hit the road
Metro-North was forced to shut down service due to the major nor'easter that dumped almost 2 feet of snow across the Hudson Valley.
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Feb 3, 2021, 12:38 PM
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yesterdayMetro-North resumed train service across the region Tuesday morning.
The MTA has also said that
above ground subway lines are also running in New York
City.
Metro-North was forced to
shut down service due to the major nor'easter that dumped almost 2 feet of snow
across the Hudson Valley.
In Westchester, Bee-Line
buses and Paratransit service resumed service at noon Tuesday.
The Department of Public Transportation suspended TOR service until further
notice. TRIPS service is also canceled.
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