Subfreezing temperatures took their toll on all three Metro-North Railroad lines yesterday.
A rail at 112th Street broke during the morning rush hour, sending signals to all trains in the area to stop at 7:26 a.m. With one of four tracks out of service, 54 of 132 trains on the Hudson, Harlem and New Haven lines were late, Metro-North spokesman Dan Brucker said. Forty-two trains were six to 10 minutes late, six trains were 11 to 15 minutes late, and six trains were 16 to 30 minutes late, he said.
Subfreezing temperatures took their toll on all three Metro-North Railroad lines yesterday.
A rail at 112th Street broke during the morning rush hour, sending signals to all trains in the area to stop at 7:26 a.m. With one of four tracks out of service, 54 of 132 trains on the Hudson, Harlem and New Haven lines were late, Metro-North spokesman Dan Brucker said. Forty-two trains were six to 10 minutes late, six trains were 11 to 15 minutes late, and six trains were 16 to 30 minutes late, he said.
