Photo by Rolenz.
The Red Line gave a repeat performance of Tuesday’s awful morning commute, with trains single-tracking and skipping three stations because of a disabled train.
As of 9:22 a.m., trains were no longer single-tracking between Friendship Heights and Van Ness, but residual delays were expected in both directions.
Red Line outbound trains have resumed normal service at Van Ness, Tenleytown & Friendship Heights.
— Metrorail Info (@Metrorailinfo) October 2, 2014
Red Line: No longer single tracking. Expect residual delays in both directions due to earlier disabled train outside Van Ness.
— Metrorail Info (@Metrorailinfo) October 2, 2014
Disabled Red Line train offloading at Van Ness, delays continue in both directions. 9:19a #wmata
— Metrorail Info (@Metrorailinfo) October 2, 2014
As they were on Tuesday, riders are unhappy.
Another day, and no trains on the red line. @unsuckdcmetro pic.twitter.com/A24qCNBXjv
— Call me Kati (@Kati_Ver) October 2, 2014
Delays on the red line for the 2nd day this week. @wmata get your act together #dc #metroproblems
— Brendan Kihn (@brendankihn) October 2, 2014
More Metro issues on red line. Twice this week. Single tracking. Major delays. Full platforms. I should go back to driving.
— Patrick B. Pexton (@PextonPB) October 2, 2014
