This Monday, January 20th, the Collective Transportation System Metro of Mexico City is experiencing delays and problems on several lines, causing discontent among users. Line 5, which runs from Politécnico to Pantitlán, is also experiencing delays, adding to the dissatisfaction of passengers.
Reports of deficiencies in the Metro have extended to other lines, such as line 3, which will be temporarily closed for modernization work on its facilities. Users on social media expressed their frustration with the delays, with comments like: "What’s happening on line 3? It has stopped again."
On line B, heading to Buenavista, passengers have reported that trains are making prolonged stops at each station, causing annoyance among users. Another problematic point is line A, which will also undergo renovation and is experiencing delays, particularly at the Peñón Viejo station.
Additionally, the low temperatures in Mexico City, due to the arrival of Cold Front 24, have worsened the situation. Metro users are advised to dress warmly and cover their nose and mouth to prevent respiratory diseases.
It is important to be patient when boarding a train, as delays of up to 20 minutes have been reported on some lines. Although the STC Metro has begun its operations, lines 3, 5, B, and A are experiencing delays today.
Regarding the inauguration ceremony of the elected president of the United States, Donald Trump, which will take place at the Capitol, Metro authorities have reported on the influx on various lines, as well as the waiting times to board a train.
The Metro lines showing high attendance are 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, A, and B, with a waiting time of seven minutes. On the other hand, lines 2, 4, 6, and 12 are reported with moderate attendance. This situation has caused annoyance among users, who express their dissatisfaction with the constant delays and unexpected stops of the trains.
