“In the line B The Metro does not pass,” users of social networks complain when reporting the problems with whom the dawn Collective Transportation System (STC) this Tuesday. Another person assured that they have been detained in Río de los Remedios for up to 10 minutes.
Through its official ‘X’ account, formerly Twitter, the Metro responded to these comments that line B has high traffic and that is why there is slow progress.
“Now what’s the excuse?”“The wagons are very tired, their imaginary rain is raining, who jumped, what station is burning, where did they evacuate,” questions another user on the networks.
At approximately 6:00 a.m. on line 2, a road block was made and service was interrupted for a few minutes due to a person descending into this area. However, no delays have been reported.
In the line 7 trains ‘make base’ at each station, according to users, so there are also delays.
Line 12 also registered problems this Tuesday because, according to one person, the train stopped at Periférico Oriente and the movement is slow.
According to information from Metro CDMX, The busiest lines this Tuesday are 1, 2, 3, 9, A, B and 12so waiting times range from approximately 5 to 6 minutes.
How are the works on line 9 of the CDMX Metro going?
Line 9 has been under construction for several months, so the Government of Mexico City reported on the progress of this work. Due to these tasks, the Pantitlán, Puebla and Ciudad Deportiva stations of the ‘brown line’ are closed.
According to capital authoritiesdue to the good progress in the works, service at these stations could be restored during May.
Upon completion of these works, the trains would circulate at greater speed after the installation of girders in the line 9 of the CDMX Metro.
