MTA Updates Service to Operate Sunday Night and the Monday Morning Following Significant Snowfall

Subways to Operate Normal Monday Morning Rush Hour Schedule and Buses to Operate Near Normal Schedule

Metro-North to Operate Every Two Hours Sunday Night, Beginning 6:00 p.m. Tonight; Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Schedule in Effect for Monday, Jan. 26

LIRR to Operate Weekend Schedule on Monday

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) today provided an update on service operations through Sunday night into Monday morning following a significant winter storm that has blanketed the region. Subways, buses, Long Island Rail Road, and Metro-North Railroad, will all be running service tomorrow to get New Yorkers where they need to go.

The MTA is reminding customers that service adjustments may be necessary based on real-time conditions and remains committed to keeping the region moving during this significant storm, which has impacted millions across the service area.

For the latest service updates ahead of Monday, customers should check mta.info, the TrainTime app, and the MTA app. All service remains subject to further modification based on real-time weather impacts.

Crews across every agency continue to work around the clock to minimize weather impacts and snow-fighting equipment remains fully deployed across the system to keep tracks clear and trains running.

Subways
For the remainder of Sunday, most express trains will continue running local.

For Monday, Subways is expected to run a normal Monday morning rush hour. During the midday, there may be some short segments of express service running local, however, this will be determined Monday morning based on real-time conditions and customers should consult the MTA app before traveling.

Buses
Currently, there are multiple bus route detours avoiding hills in areas and known trouble spots. Road personnel continue to be present throughout the bus network addressing any issues as they arise.

For Monday, Buses will run near normal service; articulated buses will remain off the roads and replaced with 40-ft standard buses.

Metro-North Railroad
Starting 6:00 p.m. tonight, Metro-North trains on the Hudson, Harlem, and New Haven Lines will be operating on a reduced schedule, running every 2 hours. Branch line connections may require longer wait times. Station waiting rooms will remain open.

Customers are advised to check the TrainTime app and listen for station announcements.

On Monday, trains will operate on an enhanced Saturday schedule.

Long Island Rail Road
The LIRR continues to operate on a modified schedule for the remainder of today. Adjustments include:

• No service between Ronkonkoma and Greenport
• Hourly service on the Port Washington Branch and between New York City and Huntington on the Port Jefferson Branch
• Half-hourly service on the Babylon Branch

On Monday, the LIRR will operate a weekend schedule.

Bridges and Tunnels
Pedestrian walkways on the Marine Parkway and Cross Bay bridges are closed. West St underpass at the Hugh L. Carey Tunnel is closed. A decision for HOV lanes at the Queens Midtown Tunnel, Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge, and Hugh L. Carey Tunnel for the Monday morning commute is pending.

Ways to Stay Informed
mta.info - The definitive source for real-time arrival information and service change information for each line or route in the MTA system. Customers can find current statuses on mta.info and upcoming planned service changes using the lookup tool at mta.info/alerts.

MTA app - Customers who use the comprehensive MTA smartphone app will see real-time train, bus and rail arrival times, and can chat with our customer care team all in one place. The app is available in the Apple Store and in Google Play.

TrainTime app - The MTA's TrainTime app is the essential companion to navigating the commuter rail system. Customers can plan their trip, purchase tickets, check train status, and chat with customer service, all in one app. The app is available in the Apple Store and in Google Play.

Email Alerts - Customers can sign up for email alerts tailored to their specific commutes and travel times. They can also sign up for MTA newsletters like The Weekender, a weekly newsletter that covers major weekend planned service changes. Customers can sign up here.

511 - Customers who prefer to contact the MTA by telephone, information is available by dialing 511. Those who are deaf or hard of hearing can use their preferred service provider for the free 711 relay to reach the MTA at 511.