bart: BART morning commute hit by major delays from Transbay Tube issue
Because of the problem, trains use a single track on the subway, meaning they have to share a single track, CBS News reports. As of 7 a.m., the Red Line is not operating between Millbrae and Richmond. Also, the Green Line does not operate between Daly City and Berryessa/North San Jose.
BART train is delayed today
Trains on both lines continue to use single track to pass through the Transbay Tube. BART has not said when full service will return. Officials were advising drivers on transfer alternatives while the problem persisted, The Mercury News reported. The BART system has experienced numerous reliability issues in recent months
On May 9, BART experienced a massive system-wide shutdown that lasted for hours due to computer problems. A fire near San Leandro Station in May also caused major delays and forced the closure of Green Line services for repairs. On September 5, BART again experienced hours-long systemwide shutdowns due to computer problems.
Red and Green Line service update
It prompted green and red trains to use only one track along the Transbay Tube starting at 7:55 a.m. Monday, with the red line carrying passengers between Richmond and Millbrae and the Green Line from the city of Daly to Berryessa and San Jose.
BART did not share further details. We do not know when the trains will operate normally. Passengers face major delays.
FAQ
Q1. Why was BART delayed today?BART is being delayed by an equipment issue on the line near Embarcadero Station, causing trains to run on a single track.
Q2. Which BART lines were affected by the delays?
The Red Line (Richmond-Millbrae) and Green Line (Daly City-Berryessa/North San Jose) are affected by delays.
