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EXTENSIVE DELAYS ON 1, 2 AND 3 TRAINS TUESDAY (UPDATED)

February 11, 2014 | 10:55 AM
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A signal malfunction has stopped all 1, 2 and 3 trains from rolling through the Upper West Side starting around 10 a.m. on Tuesday, and the MTA is projecting “extensive delays.”

Jut like last week, the MTA has offered only a vague explanation and has left commuters stranded in tunnels.

“Notification issued 2/11/14 at 10:35 AM. Due to signal problems, the 1 train is currently suspended in both directions between South Ferry and 137th Street in Manhattan. In addition, 2 trains are running via the 5 line between 149th Street in Manhattan and Nevins Street in Brooklyn. Consider alternate routes and expect extensive delays. See https://www.mta.info for details.”

When I was at the 72nd street station, one woman was cursing very loudly and extensively. This, sadly, did not get the trains to move any faster.

UPDATE: There appears to be some improvement as of 12 p.m.:

#ServAdv: b/d, #1 & #3 train service resumed making local stops b/t 96 St & Chambers St. #2 trains via #5 line from Nevins to 149 St

— NYCT Subway Service (@NYCTSubwayScoop) February 11, 2014

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Anne
Anne
11 years ago

This is the second time that has happened in six days – can someone explain?

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Dante
Dante
11 years ago
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I can explain…what you are seeing is the slow decaying of nyc

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Cato
Cato
11 years ago
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Something like that happened yesterday (Monday) as well.

I suspect it means that the Transit Employees’ Union contract must be up for renewal.

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denton
denton
11 years ago

I was on an uptown #2 that stuck in the tunnel just past 14th Street. After almost an hour, they backed it into 14th Street and discharged. Took the A home.

De Blasio can’t show up to his press conference on time, and he can’t get the trains to run on time. This is not good.

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Jkatz
Jkatz
11 years ago
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Can’t plow the roads either. And won’t if he thinks you voted for the “wrong” party. He’s Obama-lite, and he’s all ours!

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Steve Jacobsohn
Steve Jacobsohn
11 years ago

Maybe Chris Christie did it? 🙂

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RebeccaNYC
RebeccaNYC
11 years ago

can anyone explain why the buses were also out of service at the same time? Out of the (only) 6 buses I saw on my walk from 140th Street to 66th Street, 5 of them said “Take the next bus” or “Out of Service” Signal problems, on the buses, too? hmmmm….sounds fishy to me!

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