The MTA’s changes to the LIRR are already under way, but some riders still aren’t happy.

This comes in response to complaints after the MTA brought full service to Grand Central Madison.

As of Monday, three more shuttle trains to Brooklyn were be added for the morning commute. Riders can hop on a 6:45 a.m. train, a 7:39 a.m. train, or an 8:09 a.m. train to get to Atlantic Terminal.

Commuters still complained of late trains and last minute track changes.

“I have to change at Jamaica every train now. My normal train is not in service anymore after 12 years,” Laura Gorman said.

Last week, videos on social media showed trains with standing room only out of Penn Station, and packed platforms at Jamaica.

MTA interim President Catherine Rinaldi told reporters that she is listening to these complaints. The railroad added more cars to some of those congested, Manhattan-bound trains.

“So some of those…you know there were eight car trains and now they’re 10 car trains, or 10 car trains, now they’re 12 car trains, gives people a little more opportunity to spread out,” Rinaldi said.

The Brooklyn situation is a bit different. She says the sheer volume of traffic at Jamaica means it is tough for those Atlantic Terminal trains to cross all those tracks.

“It’s been horrific. It’s about an hour each way, so it’s now up to about 4 hours, which was a little more 3, about 3 hours 15 minutes, before, It’s unacceptable what’s going on,” Ron Carter said.

The MTA says they won’t be making any major schedule adjustments in the near future, but they are working with riders to make commutes easier. Customer service workers in bright orange vests assisted people in making their connections on Monday