LIRR expected to be on or close to schedule despite snowy weather
Officials still urge travelers to check their train’s status before boarding.
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Feb 17, 2024, 1:33 PM
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Updated 160 days ago
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18ds agoMost branches of the Long Island Rail Road are on or close to schedule despite the snowy weather conditions.
Officials still urge travelers to check their train’s status before boarding.
Suffolk Transit and the NICE bus are also expected to have regular service for all routes.
The NICE bus says people should give extra time for travel due to possible delays or detours due to snow.