MTA restores full weekday service on Hudson Line after mudslide suspension
Trains are now operational at the Philipse Manor and Scarborough stations, which had previously been affected during mornings and evenings.
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Nov 27, 2023, 10:42 AM
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Updated 242 days ago
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5ds agoFull weekday service has been reinstated on the MTA's Hudson Line following a mudslide-induced suspension near Scarborough last month.
Trains are now operational at the Philipse Manor and Scarborough stations, which had previously been affected during mornings and evenings.
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