Limited diesel train service from Stamford operating directly to Harlem-125th Street and Grand Central Terminal.Customers should expect crowded conditions and should listen for announcements at their stationīus service will be provided on the Waterbury Branch and limited shuttle train service will operate on the Danbury and New Canaan Branches.įrom New Haven to Stamford train service will be provided every 20-30 minutes and will connect with:.New Haven Line tickets will continue to be cross-honored on the Harlem Line.Customers are strongly encouraged to stay home or should seek alternate service.The agency says, 'The service plan can accommodate approximately 33% of the regular ridership on the New Haven Line.' Here's the breakdown from the horse's mouth:

The MTA explained that they are looking for alternative power sources, but the usual second 'feeder normally providing service to the New Haven Line was out on scheduled repairs to accommodate upgrades required by Metro-North.' You can see a map of the revised service here ( PDF). And, unfortunately, the revised service could last for weeks.

With the sudden of loss power to the Metro-North New Haven line, after a high voltage feeder cable failed yesterday morning, the MTA announced a revised plan with limited bus/train service for the commuters starting today.

Metro north map