Greenwich Free Press (https://greenwichfreepress.com/category/news/transportation/page/39/)
An African-American man in his 30s was found dead on the train tracks in Rye near Locust Ave Friday morning around 7:00am, Metro-North spokespersons confirmed. Trains on the New Haven Line continue to run 25 minutes late as of 11:00am, according to MTA twitter feed. Continue Reading →
The statewide travel ban will end at 2:00pm on Tuesday. MTA will operate a Sunday schedule beginning at 1:00pm on Tuesday, and resume full weekday service on Wednesday. Continue Reading →
The travel ban still in effect for the highways, but it is otherwise lifted in Fairfield County. The blizzard warning has been downgraded to Winter Storm Warning. Greenwich was eerily quiet early Tuesday morning. For the most part the roads were the domain of snow plows early Tuesday morning. All schools are closed on Tuesday. Continue Reading →
As flurries erupted around lunchtime on Monday, gas stations, liquor stores and supermarkets were busy. Batteries, shovels, gas for cars and generators were in hot demand as Greenwich braced for the Blizzard “Juno.” Continue Reading →
A snow emergency is in effect. Vehicles are not permitted to be parked or otherwise remain standing or stationary on posted Snow Emergency routes during a declared snow emergency and are subject to ticketing and immediate towing. Off-street municipally-owned parking lots can be used for parking vehicles displaced from Snow Emergency routes, with the exception of the garage at Greenwich Town Hall and the lot at Greenwich Library. Continue Reading →
In 2015 Ian MacMillan said he seeks improvements in Greenwich Harbors that would lead to safety, including the removal of the wreck of the tugboat Kevin B. He’d also like the expense of his phone bill reimbursed. Continue Reading →
Dig deeper into your wallets, Greenwich commuters. You’ll need an additional $3.00 for your for your next monthly pass. The fare hike is to help finance the new M8 cars. Continue Reading →
Don’t be a Pole Hog. Don’t Block the Doors. Take Your Backpack off. These are some of the messages you’ll see in January on placards on MTA NYC. In February the campaign will make its way along Metro-North Railroad. Continue Reading →
A 10% increase in parking fees that was supposed to be the 3rd and final increase from a proposal approved in 2012 has been removed. Continue Reading →
A new partnership is intended to expand the current pay-by-phone transactions so residents, businesses and visitors can pay for parking on their phones. Continue Reading →