This Wednesday, February 19, the disruptions in the Metro of Mexico City continue, with delays mainly on lines 3, 2, 8, and A. Users are advised to leave early to avoid setbacks in their commutes. The lines with the highest traffic according to the official report are 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, A, B, and 12, with a waiting time of approximately 7 minutes to board a train.
Regarding the specific problems on line 3, passengers report delays of up to 20 minutes, which has generated discomfort and complaints on social media. The upcoming closure of stations on this line is mentioned as an additional factor that could worsen the situation. Users demand an improvement in frequency and service to avoid continuous delays throughout the day.
In response to the complaints, the Metro CDMX has stated that it is working to increase the flow of trains on line 3 and is taking measures such as sending additional units to stations with higher demand. Passengers are asking for greater agility in service and point out the slowness of convoy progress as one of the recurring issues.
In addition to line 3, delays have been reported on other lines such as 2, where users report prolonged stops at stations like Hidalgo. Line A also shows problems, including a lack of trains at Peñón Viejo, which has caused crowding and delays in service. Similar situations have been observed on line 8, with complaints about trains stopping for several minutes at each station. Passengers urge the authorities of the Collective Transportation System to address these inconveniences to improve the travel experience for users.
