- Connecticut may cut funds to MTA's New Haven Line, affecting peak-hour service to Manhattan.
- MTA warns that peak-hour trains may need to be cut if subsidy is reduced by $38 million.
- New Haven Line is Metro-North's busiest rail line, with ridership increasing after pandemic.
- MTA officials in contact with Connecticut counterparts to resolve issue.
- CTDOT analyzing current ridership patterns and possible schedule adjustments to reflect available funding.
Connecticut’s New Haven Commuter Rail Line to Manhattan Faces Possible Cuts
Connecticut residents may see reduced commuter-rail service to Manhattan if state lawmakers cut funds that help the Metropolitan Transportation Authority operate its New Haven Line.
Michelle Kaske
