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A test train will check the track before passenger service operates on Monday morning. Customers are advised to anticipate scattered delays." Tonight, after 10 p.m., "when the track is clear of all work equipment, crews will install about 160 feet of third rail on one of the two tracks. The MTA explained, "The damage to the infrastructure is so substantial that only one of the two tracks in the area will be returned to service for the Monday morning rush, but railroad officials say there is sufficient capacity to operate 40 inbound and 12 outbound scheduled trains during the AM peak.

To get things moving again, about 100 workers from the MTA and CSX (the freight train operator) worked to remove the train and fix the tracks. The MTA says, "For Monday, July 22, Metro-North will operate a regular Hudson Line schedule, with scattered delays up to 15 minutes due to our limited operational capacity in the vicinity of Spuyten Duyvil station." Now, the agency says that there will be normal traffic for today's Monday commute. Metro-North will continue to provide hourly service all day on weekends between Grand Central and Poughkeepsie.After a freight train carrying garbage derailed in the Bronx last Thursday, forcing Metro-North to suspend service on the Hudson Line, the MTA has been working around the clock to fix the rail and pick up the garbage.

Six weekend half-hourly trains between Grand Central and Poughkeepsie will be suspended until the end of September to provide track-access time for crucial infrastructure work in the Bronx between Yankees-E 153rd St and Spuyten Duyvil stations.

train from Grand Central to Croton-Harmon will add a stop at Yankees-E 153rd St at 5:34 p.m. Two local trains will be added between Grand Central and Greystone, with a transfer at Yonkers between the local stations and the limited-stop trains. trains from Grand Central that made all local stops to Croton-Harmon will become limited-stop local trains, reducing their trip time by 6-8 minutes. On weekends, six half-hourly trains between Grand Central and Poughkeepsie will be suspended until late September to provide track-access time for crucial infrastructure work in the Bronx between Yankees-E 153rd St and Spuyten Duyvil Grand Central-Poughkeepsie service will continue to operate hourly all day. Two new evening peak trains in the evening and an additional stop at Yankees-E 153rd St station on a northbound rush-hour train will be added.

Additional service will be added between New Haven and Grand Central, and on the Waterbury Branch.Two local trains will be added between Harrison and Grand Central, with a transfer at Harrison between the limited-stop trains and the local trains. trains from Stamford that made all local stops to Grand Central will become limited-stop local trains, reducing their trip time by 7-8 minutes. trains making all local stops from Harrison to Grand Central will be restored.