A Long Island Rail Road train derailed inside a tunnel Monday evening, causing frustrasting delays and cancellations for commuters at Penn Station at the height of rush hour.
Long Island Rail Road riders have to contend with rush-hour train cancellations and diversions because of Monday night's derailment, transit officials said. The LIRR will operate a normal mid-day schedule Tuesday but won't be able to run the regular
The Long Island Rail Road canceled 21 trains and will divert others during the Tuesday night rush because of damage caused by a derailment 24 hours earlier, officials said. LIRR workers managed to remove the derailed train from an Amtrak tunnel beneath
After a LIRR train derailment snarled Monday night's rush hour commute, riders on Tuesday aren't getting much reprieve.
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – There were more delays, more cancellations, and more frustration for Long Island Rail Road riders Tuesday – a full day after a derailment snagged the line near Penn Station. On Tuesday night, the LIRR said repairs to the tracks
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