NYC Subway System Hit by Major Power Outage
On Thursday evening, a significant power failure near Columbus Circle in Manhattan caused widespread disruptions to the NYC subway system during the evening rush hour. The outage led to suspensions and delays across multiple lines, causing significant inconvenience for commuters.
Affected Lines and Service Disruptions
The B and C lines experienced complete suspensions. Service was also shut down on a section of the D train, and other lines faced considerable delays.
Specifically:
- B and C lines: Full suspension.
- D train: Suspended between 145th Street and 42nd Street-Bryant Park.
- Other lines: Significant delays reported.
The MTA worked quickly to restore power and service, but the disruption caused significant delays and frustration for many New Yorkers.
Staying Updated on Subway Conditions
For real-time updates on subway service and any ongoing delays, visit the official MTA website: https://new.mta.info/
The incident serves as a reminder of the vital role a functioning subway system plays in the daily lives of millions of New Yorkers and highlights the potential impact of unexpected power outages.
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