He Mexico City Metro presents delays this Wednesday in lines B, 3, A, 9, 8 and 2, since users report delays of more than 10 minutes waiting to board a train.
While there is maximum influx on lines 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, A, B and 12, where the average waiting time to board a train is 7 minutes. Also, it is indicated that there is a high influx of passengers on lines 1, 4 and 6, due to the high demand for transportation.
One of the lines that presents the greatest problems in the B, heading to Buenavista where users on social networks report the lack of trains at the Morelos station, which delays those waiting to board at the next station, meanwhile, the trains heading to Aztec City They are detained.
“Line B does not pass in Morelos, towards Buenavista. Address Ciudad Azteca is detained here, it has been more than 10 minutes,” commented a user on X, formerly Twitter.
He Metro CDMX responded that line B has no faults; However, it records a high influx of passengers due to timeso it is speeding up the progress of the trains.
A similar situation occurs in the line 3where passengers assured that it is “very slow” and making “base” at each station.
“Line 3, slow, once again stopping for a long time at each station, there is no rain, there is no flow. 15 minutes between Zapata and Ethiopia,” another passenger complained.
He Collective Transportation System (STC) Metro indicated that there is a high influx on line 3, so it is sending empty units to the stations with the highest demand.
Which CDMX Metro lines report delays this Wednesday?
The line 2heading to Cuatro Caminos, also registers delays of more than 10 minutes, causing discontent among passengers.
“And now what happened on line 2? Direction Cuatro Caminos out of nowhere is stopping between stations, in addition to going slowly, which is already causing significant delays and crowding at each station,” questioned a passenger.
While the line A presents delays of up to 20 minutes. Users assure that this line also makes a “base” at each station.
“Why does line A take so long at each station? 20 minutes in two stations is not normal,” commented another user.
In the line 8passengers reported a high influx of passengers from the terminal Constitution of 1917 causing users to be unable to access the car at subsequent stations.
“I’ve been at the station for 20 minutes. UAM-I and only two cars have passed, what is happening with the service?” said another passenger.
Line 9, which goes from Tacubaya to Pantitlán, also registers delays specifically at the Jamaica station.
He Collective Transportation System He called on users to take precautions and also to allow the free closing of doors to avoid further delays in the passage of trains.
