LIRR service suspended between Jamaica, Huntington and Farmingdale for construction
There will be no Long Island Rail Road service between Jamaica, Huntington and Farmingdale this weekend.
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Mar 12, 2022, 11:30 AM
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Updated 948 days ago
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4h agoThere will be no Long Island Rail Road service between Jamaica, Huntington and Farmingdale this weekend.
LIRR crews are working on installing a new signal system near Carle Place.
News 12 was told travelers can use the Babylon, Hempstead or Montauk branches to avoid busing and rerouted trains.
For more information, visit the MTA’s website.
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