In Mexico City, Metro users expressed their displeasure with the situation on the subway system lines on October 28, 2024. Despite official reports from the Collective Transportation System (STC) Metro indicating operations were running on schedule, passengers experienced delays and overcrowding that made it difficult to arrive on time at their destinations.
Through social media, users reported that the most affected lines were Line 1, Line 3, Line 7, Line A, and Line 12. Waiting times exceeded 15 minutes, causing overcrowding at several key stations. Some people expressed their frustration over the congestion and delays, highlighting the discrepancy between reality on the platforms and official reports.
Complaints from Metro users included mentions of the slow pace of the trains, extended stops between stations, and chaotic situations on various lines. Line 1 was particularly criticized for its slow progress and long waiting times. Despite efforts to improve the service, passengers hope to see an improvement to avoid setbacks in their daily commutes.
The experience shared by users reflects the frustration caused by the situation in the Mexico City Metro on that day, emphasizing the importance of ensuring efficient and punctual service for the thousands of passengers who depend on this mode of transport.
