Service on Metro-North's Hudson Line will be almost fully restored for today's commute. Gov. Andrew Cuomo said more than 98% of service will be restored to the line by the morning rush hour.

Service in the area where the derailment occurred will be limited to a single track while crews repair two tracks, according to the MTA.

With service limited to one track for a mile, six trains during the peak morning rush will be consolidated into three. The MTA expects 10- to 15-minute delays on the Hudson Line.

Countdown to Hofstra strike ... 175-mile 'Greenway' plan ... Chicken finger hot spot Credit: Newsday

LIers missing in Nepal disaster ... Countdown to Hofstra strike ... 175-mile 'Greenway' plan ... Chicken finger hot spot

Countdown to Hofstra strike ... 175-mile 'Greenway' plan ... Chicken finger hot spot Credit: Newsday

LIers missing in Nepal disaster ... Countdown to Hofstra strike ... 175-mile 'Greenway' plan ... Chicken finger hot spot

SUBSCRIBE

Unlimited Digital AccessOnly 25¢for 6 months

ACT NOWSALE ENDS SOON | CANCEL ANYTIME