Signal problems, person struck delay LIRR branches
The LIRR experienced systemwide delays Tuesday night following a service suspension. LIRR service was temporarily suspended due to a signal problem at Jamaica Station and an unauthorized person on
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Jul 20, 2016, 5:38 AM
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Updated 3,076 days ago
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The LIRR experienced systemwide delays Tuesday night following a service suspension.
LIRR service was temporarily suspended due to a signal problem at Jamaica Station and an unauthorized person on the tracks that was struck by a train east of Queens Village station.
The LIRR announced that service was restored into and out of Penn Station and Atlantic Terminal around 7:20 p.m., but added that riders could experience delays of up to an hour.
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