Update (1645 EST): Fourteen passengers have been confirmed injured after a work car derailed and struck a passenger car.
Update (1602 EST): The 3 Train has also been disrupted due to the crash.
No 3 train service between 42 St and 148 St.
Consider A/B/C/D trains, or M1, M2, and M7 buses.
We are investigating why a train's brakes were activated near 96 St. pic.twitter.com/JmJEAeU5I5
— NYCT Subway (@NYCTSubway) January 4, 2024
At approximately 1549, NBC New York first reported the collision of two subway cars near West 96th Street and Broadway in New York City. The MTA is investigating after a commuter car rear ended a work car and injured eight people.
As of this publication, the 1 Train has been suspended from South Ferry-Whitehall to 137th Street-City College Station.
1 train service is suspended between South Ferry and 137 St-City College in both directions.
Take A/B/C/D/R/W trains or local buses.
We're investigating why a train's brakes activated near 96 St. pic.twitter.com/T3rmRabMFU
— NYCT Subway (@NYCTSubway) January 4, 2024
