According to El Universal – Metrópoli, users of the Sistema de Transporte Colectivo (STC) Metro reported delays, stoppages and crowding on five lines of the network on a Tuesday morning. The information comes from passenger reports published by the outlet, and the wait times it mentions are the figures given by those users, not official measurements.
Lines affected
Line 7
Passengers heading toward El Rosario described slow train movement and platforms that were very full. In response, the STC said train movement on Line 7 was being sped up after a train had been inspected.
Line A
Users said trains took a long time to reach stations and arrived with high passenger loads. One user reported a wait of 35 minutes at Guelatao. The Metro said high demand was being registered on Line A and that empty trains were being sent to the stations with the largest concentration of passengers to speed up circulation.
Line 2
On Line 2, passengers reported delays leaving the Taxqueña terminal. One user said about 10 minutes passed before a train departed. The STC said it was working to speed up circulation and the departure of trains from the terminals on this line.
Line B
Users heading toward Buenavista reported prolonged stops and little progress. One passenger said the train had been held for at least 10 minutes.
Line 3
Passengers reported stopped trains and long waits, particularly in the direction of Indios Verdes. One user said they had been waiting for more than 30 minutes, and another said a train stopped almost on arrival at Indios Verdes.
What passengers should know
The article does not give an official cause for the disruptions, and it does not name alternative routes or services for passengers during these episodes. It only describes the conditions reported by users and the responses released by the STC and the Metro on the day. Passengers planning trips on Lines 7, A, 2, B and 3 may want to check service conditions before traveling.