LIRR back to normal after signal problems near Grand Central caused trains to be rerouted
The LIRR is operating normally after signal trouble near Grand Central Terminal caused delays and the rerouting of rush hour trains Monday, the MTA said.
The LIRR Port Washington Branch and Far Rockaway branches, which were listed as "rerouted" earlier this morning, were running at a normal schedule as of 10:35 a.m. according to the MTA website.
Both the 8:33 a.m. train from Port Washington and the 8:11 a.m. train from Far Rockaway to Grand Central were been rerouted to Penn Station, the agency said on X.
The 7:37 a.m. train from Huntington to Grand Central was also rerouted to Penn Station. Other Grand Central-bound lines operated 10 to 15 minutes late.
Commuters can check the MTA website for updates, the MTA said.
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