 In January 1960, profitable railway post office service was ended due to unsuitable schedules, and starting in March 1960 all trains except two weekend through round trips were run by single Budd RDCs and truncated to Danbury where passengers could change for local trains to New York.In November 1960, the New Haven moved its station passenger services, including the "Berkshire" and the "Litchfield" from Union Station to a converted freight house slightly to the east to save money, leaving the B&A alone in the station.In March 1964, the Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the NYNH&H to cut all Berkshire Division services except the weekend trips.