“Firefighters came on a little big ago, but they said they don’t think they’re getting us off until the water subsides,” she said. They were stranded for nearly 10 hours after the severe storms flooded the tracks. The list goes on for Hartnect and dozens of others on NJ Transit train 3881. READ MORE: New York Weather: CBS2’s 1/26 Wednesday Morning Forecast There’s, I think, one functioning bathroom,” Colleen Hartnect told CBS2’s Cory James. There’s no air conditioning, there’s no power or electricity. Some were stranded on trains, waiting for hours. Ida’s historic rainfall left a lot of commuters stranded Wednesday night throughout the Tri-State Area. LIRR crews have worked non-stop to address track damage, debris and flooding. 3, the LIRR will run normal weekday service on all branches, with 5 extra afternoon trains from Penn Station for travelers getting an early start on the holiday weekend. NJ TRANSIT said all rail lines except Montclair-Boonton, Gladstone, Pascack Valley and Raritan Valley lines will operate on a regular weekday schedule Friday.ĭelays should be expected on the Main/Bergen/Port Jervis lines due to single-tracking.Īll Long Island Rail Road branches will run normal weekday service Friday. They will resume Wednesday.ĬHECK THE LATEST FORECAST AND WEATHER ALERTS Mayor Bill de Blasio announced alternate side parking rules will be suspended Friday and Saturday. Subway service remained extremely limited Thursday night with delays and partial suspensions on more than a dozen lines. READ MORE: NYPD: Keber Martinez Arrested In Jacobi Hospital Shooting Metro-North says it will resume service on the Harlem and New Haven lines Friday on an enhanced weekend schedule. NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) - Massive flooding brought on by Ida’s intense deluge swamped the mass transit systems in New York and New Jersey.
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