Normal service has resumed on the Red Line after multiple incidents stymied commutes this morning. Or perhaps we should reverse that sentence: unusually scheduled service has resumed after a normal commute of confusion and brake problems, coupled with a side of smoke at Union Station. Still, expect residual delays if you’re riding the Red Line rails.

A fine ‘how do you do?’ at Union Station this morning. Thanks @wmata! #RedLine pic.twitter.com/AcRbIUTthg

— Tayla Burney (@taylakaye) October 22, 2015

Metro employee at union station telling passengers to walk to work instead of wait for the train @unsuckdcmetro @wmata @FixWMATA

— Emily Tanner (@emilyrtanner) October 22, 2015

Between 7:51 and 8:12 @Metrorailinfo reported 5 Red Line trains with brake problems. #WMATA

— FixWMATA (@FixWMATA) October 22, 2015

Is this a new record? 3 offloads on the same line, within 4 minutes. #wmata #goodluckRL pic.twitter.com/TXRopFxtop

— wmata rush minus (@rushminus) October 22, 2015

Offloaded at Union Station due to some sort of fire @unsuckdcmetro @wmata @metrobingo pic.twitter.com/yxq4WkVYV2

— Elizabeth M Young (@ellemacbeth) October 22, 2015

We’re playing the hits this morning. #wmata https://t.co/d6wtpbgFBE

— Martin Di Caro (@MartinDiCaro) October 22, 2015