The Mexico City Collective Transport System (Metro) reports various situations in several of its lines regarding passenger demand and service status.
On Line B, there is a high passenger demand with waiting times of seven to ten minutes due to train overcrowding, although a five-minute wait is reported at some stations. On Line 6, high demand is also observed due to a lack of trains, while Line 7 warns of a high influx of users and delays in train progression, so caution is advised.
On the other hand, Line 8 has high demand at stations but the service operates without failures, while on Line 9, a waiting time of six minutes is recorded, but trains operate normally.
Regarding other lines, Line 4 has low user demand and stable service, while Line 5 has a high influx of passengers and caution is advised when using it.
On Line 12, a train was removed for inspection, causing significant delays in operations. Despite these setbacks, users are urged to follow the instructions of Metro staff and allow doors to close freely.
On Line A, high demand is reported towards Pantitlán, with trains slowly departing from the base, and inspections on Line 12 cause slower progress. On Line 3, the waiting time exceeds seven minutes due to high passenger demand in the segment from Indios Verdes to Universidad.
In summary, the Mexico City Metro experiences different situations on each of its lines, from significant delays to high user demand, so passengers are advised to remain attentive to possible changes and follow staff instructions to facilitate mobility in the system. Have a great day!
