I'll leave this to the esteemed and worthy "Naugatroll" to decide how to use this thread, but I thought I'd get us started. Subway "delays" are probably pretty hard to track, particularly given the size of NYC's Subway System. So I really don't want to do "delays". But I thought something along the lines of what's specified in the title (particularly NYTM Heritage Trains) would be worthy of this thread.
So I'll get us started: never mind! Dang it all if while I was typing this, the mta.info update changed to "back to normal with residual delays".
What I wanted to post here was that "due to police activity, 4 and 5 trains are running local between 42nd and 125th, with some 5 trains running on the 2 line". Granted, this may not be earth-shattering, but it was meant to be an "ice-breaker". And generally, this type of occurrence I'd consider "borderline reportable", but again will leave this to Naugatroll to moderate and judge. Or lock, if it's too much.
So I'll get us started: never mind! Dang it all if while I was typing this, the mta.info update changed to "back to normal with residual delays".
What I wanted to post here was that "due to police activity, 4 and 5 trains are running local between 42nd and 125th, with some 5 trains running on the 2 line". Granted, this may not be earth-shattering, but it was meant to be an "ice-breaker". And generally, this type of occurrence I'd consider "borderline reportable", but again will leave this to Naugatroll to moderate and judge. Or lock, if it's too much.
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~el Jefe :: RAILROAD.NET Site Administrator/Co-Owner; Carman at Naugatuck Railroad
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~el Jefe :: RAILROAD.NET Site Administrator/Co-Owner; Carman at Naugatuck Railroad
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