Traffic & Transit

Smoke Delays Train At Tarrytown Station

The smoke was confined to a mechanical issue in one train car.

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A smoke condition in one car of a train caused a delay in Tarrytown.
A smoke condition in one car of a train caused a delay in Tarrytown. (Google Maps)

TARRYTOWN, NY — Smoke in one car Friday delayed a Metro-North train on the Hudson Line.

Around 10:30 a.m. Friday, a northbound Hudson line train crew at the Tarrytown station reported smoke caused by a mechanical issue in one car, according to an MTA spokesperson.

The train was taken out of service, and customers were put on the next northbound train. That train was delayed about 46 minutes.

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There were no injuries, and no other delays occurred.

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