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Full service resumes on Northeast Corridor ahead of previous projections
MNRR has to be applauded for the great effort they put into meeting this challenge from the moment in occurred. They seemed to have a plan they implemented almost with the flip of a switch: it was quick and effective and was built upon almost daily.
Finally the Megalopolis of America is back to normal.
Now finish the rehabilitation of the other power line.
Assuming the train in the picture is running/active, are the engine’s lights not visible from the camera angle or are they not turned on?
Well, with the catenary moved east to Pelham, we can’t blame the kids, crossing over rooftops of the trains, for the outage in Mount Vernon. We had a lot of them, when I lived in New Rochelle. Crispy-Critter-Classmates!
Given the size, scope and age of the system which historically has been deprived of the level of capital funding necessary, I am often surprised at how smoothly things run generally and how quickly MTA recovers from the major (and minor) problems which inevitably occur. This time they have outdone themselves. Kudos to all