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DUI Driver Arrested After Train Collides With Car On Tracks Near Plauderville: Officials DUI Driver Arrested After Train Collides With Car On Tracks Near Plauderville: Officials
DUI Driver Arrested After Train Collides With Car On Tracks Near Plauderville: Officials A motorist was arrested for driving under the influence after their vehicle was struck by an NJ Transit train carrying about 450 passengers Monday evening, Nov. 25, officials said. The collision happened at approximately 5:40 p.m., west of the Plauderville Station in Garfield, an NJ Transit spokesperson said. The crash involved Port Jervis Line train #55, which departed Hoboken at 5:16 p.m. and was heading to Port Jervis. Two people were inside the vehicle at the time of the crash but were not injured. Approximately 450 passengers and crew on board the train were also unharmed. The dr…
Dulles Toll Road Closed Due To Crash Dulles Toll Road Closed Due To Crash
Dulles Toll Road Closed Due To Crash A crash closed all eastbound lanes of Dulles Toll Road on Thursday, May 9. It happened in Herndon around 12:15 p.m. Heavy delays were being reported.
Electrical Fire On Commuter Rail Train Forces Kingston Line To Pause (UPDATE) Electrical Fire On Commuter Rail Train Forces Kingston Line To Pause (UPDATE)
Electrical Fire On Commuter Rail Train Forces Kingston Line To Pause (Update) Service on Commuter Rail Kingston line was paused Friday evening, Oct. 7, after a train engine caught fire, officials said.  The fire started from an electrical short in the relay cabinet of the train around 3:30 p.m., an MBTA spokesperson confirmed to Daily Voice. The disabled train was stopped at the Hanson MBTA station and was blocking Main Street (Route 27) as a result, Hanson Police said on Facebook. Main Street (Rt 27) is closed at the Hanson MBTA station. Commuter Rail train is disabled and blocking the crossing. Seek alternate routes. (Photo courtesy of Sullivan Photogra…
Not Over Yet: Damaging Winds Could Bring Down Trees, Cause More Power Outages Not Over Yet: Damaging Winds Could Bring Down Trees, Cause More Power Outages
Not Over Yet: Damaging Winds Could Bring Down Trees, Cause More Power Outages The rainfall from a strong storm system that swept through the area has moved east, but damaging winds remain. Winds out of the west at 25 miles per hour with gusts up to 50 miles per hour during the day on Friday, Nov. 1 could cause more power outages. Tens of thousands in the region already got power knocked out during Halloween evening and the overnight. There have also been numerous road closures due to downed trees, resulting in some school closures and delayed starts as well as transportation delays. A Wind Advisory is in effect until noon on Friday as the powerful cold front makes i…
Trapped In The 'Gates Of Hell,' Enraged Commuters Slam Port Authority, NJ Transit On Twitter Trapped In The 'Gates Of Hell,' Enraged Commuters Slam Port Authority, NJ Transit On Twitter
Trapped In The 'Gates Of Hell,' Enraged Commuters Slam Port Authority, NJ Transit On Twitter Commuters stuck waiting in Port Authority Bus Terminal are taking to Twitter to let out their frustrations amid Thursday's winter storm. Heavy delays from the snow caused overcrowding inside the building, prompting officials to block more people from entering at 5:15 p.m. The doors were still blocked as of 7 p.m. Not comforting.@jess_brown_mp A Port Authority spokesperson recommended people take trains back to New Jersey to combat the bus delays. ** ALSO SEE: North Jersey school districts with delayed openings Friday ** "People are yelling."@DblJerseyGirl The congestion inside of t…
Slip-Slide Conditions Causing Metro-North Delays Slip-Slide Conditions Causing Metro-North Delays
Slip-Slide Conditions Causing Metro-North Delays Slip-slide conditions of rain combined with fallen leave are causing delays late Friday evening on the Metro-North Harlem Line. The delays of up to 20 minutes are as a result of the conditions between North White Plains and Southeast, Metro-North said. Customers are being advised to listen to announcements at local stations. To learn about slip slide, how it affects your commute, and our efforts to combat it,  click here.  Check back to Daily Voice for updates.
Circuit Issue Causes Delays On Metro-North Circuit Issue Causes Delays On Metro-North
Circuit Issue Causes Delays On Metro-North Update: Metro-North New Haven Line serve is now operating or close to schedule after earlier delays due to circuit issues. Original report: Metro-North customers are experiencing delays of 35 minutes or more on the New Haven Line late Monday afternoon. The delays are as a result of earlier circuit issues in the vicinity of Southport in Fairfield County.  Metro-North is advising riders to listen for announcements at local stations in a statement made at 4:30 p.m. Check back to Daily Voice for updates.
Metro-North Experiences Hours-Long Delays Metro-North Experiences Hours-Long Delays
Metro-North Experiences Hours-Long Delays This story has been updated. Metro-North experienced delays into and out of Grand Central Terminal due to a speed restriction resulting from track work starting at the tail end of the morning commute and continuing into the early afternoon. In a statement issued just before 8:30 a.m., Metro-North advised customers on the Harlem, Hudson and New Haven lines to listen for announcements at local stations. Delays were as long as 20 minutes at times.
Update: Metro-North Lines Now Operating On, Close To Schedule Update: Metro-North Lines Now Operating On, Close To Schedule
Update: Metro-North Lines Now Operating On, Close To Schedule Update, 4 p.m. The Hudson, Harlem and New Haven Lines are now operating on or close to schedule, Metro-North reports. Update, 3:30 p.m. Residual delays remain across all Metro-North lines after the 138th Street Bridge was opened to let a ship pass through. Delays are now as follows: Hudson Line delays up to 25 minutes. Harlem Line delays up 30 minutes. New Haven Line up to 40 minutes. Danbury Branch up to 40 minutes. Original report, 3 p.m.: The opening of the 138th Street Bridge to allow a ship to go through is resulting in delays of up to an hour on all three Metro-North lines Wednes…
Metro-North Restores Train Service On New Canaan Branch After Fallen Tree Metro-North Restores Train Service On New Canaan Branch After Fallen Tree
Metro-North Restores Train Service On New Canaan Branch After Fallen Tree UPDATE: Train service has been restored on the New Canaan branch, Metro-North announced. A downed tree had caused delays. Original story: NEW CANAAN, Conn. -- New Canaan Branch Service on Metro-North is currently suspended Thursday afternoon due to a downed tree in the vicinity of the Talmadge Hill station. Substitute Bus Service will be provided for the 2:58 p.m. train departing Stamford making all stops to New Canaan.  Riders should listen for announcements at the stations for service changes.