Train schedules are most affected on July 1, 2, 3 and 5, (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday). Starting Saturday, June 29 through Sunday, July 7, there will be a special 9-day schedule in effect on the New Haven Line to accommodate the Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) replacement of the Atlantic Street Bridge in Stamford.

The following schedule change information is being communicated to New Haven Line customers and is available for your use: “This partnership has helped bring faster service for customers who travel between Connecticut and Manhattan, and the highest level of service on the Waterbury branch in history.We received this information from MTA and thought it would be helpful to our commuters: “Metro-North is proud of our excellent working relationship with the Connecticut Department of Transportation,” Rinaldi said. Even after Labor Day, in-office rates are expected to increase to only 49% of workers on an average weekday, according to the survey.Ĭatherine Rinaldi, president of the MTA Metro-North Railroad, said Metro-North is focused on increasing ridership during the weekdays by faster trips and by adding more trains to their schedule. According to a survey by the Partnership of New York City, 38% of Manhattan office staff were working in person in late April 2022. On July 7, for example, the Metro-North railroad system had 58% as many riders it had on the same date in 2019.Īnd workers aren’t returning quickly to desk jobs in Manhattan. The increased capacity comes even as far fewer people are using the trains since the COVID-19 pandemic upended work and transportation habits. “With faster trains during peak hours and historic service levels, we are fulfilling the governor’s promise and vision for improved train service for riders throughout Connecticut,” Giulietti said.

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