MTA Alerts West of Hudson Riders to Connecting Service Changes Due to Amtrak Construction in New Jersey

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) is advising Metro-North Railroad’s West of Hudson customers of upcoming connecting service changes due to a major Amtrak construction project in New Jersey.

Beginning Sunday, February 15, Amtrak will launch a significant infrastructure project that will impact riders who transfer at Secaucus Junction for connections to and from New York Penn Station.

While schedules on the Pascack Valley and Port Jervis Lines will remain unchanged for passengers traveling to and from Hoboken, the arrival and departure times of connecting trains at Secaucus may vary from their normal schedule.

The service adjustments will remain in effect through Saturday, March 14. Regular schedules are expected to resume on Sunday, March 15.

Riders are encouraged to review the latest service advisory issued by NJ Transit for updated connecting train information and to plan accordingly.

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