#train-delays

#train-delays

Kings Cross station is experiencing major disruption due to multiple signal faults around Peterborough, with specific services facing cancellations and delays of up to an hour.

Network Rail stated that the high temperatures would make track temperatures reach about 50C (122F), leading to speed restrictions and revised timetables for train services.

Throughout the incident response, our teams replaced 400 ft of overhead catenary and then realigned an additional 2,000 ft of the network on each of the affected tracks to ensure reliability.

A mechanical issue on a train at Kings Highway has disrupted service on B and Q lines, causing delays and prompting rerouting of trains in Downtown Brooklyn.

Due to a disabled train in one of the Hudson River Tunnels, NJ TRANSIT rail service is subject to up to 45-minute delays into and out of Penn Station New York.

The outdated equipment is no longer manufactured and has to be manually operated, around the clock. It's no surprise then that the system is a leading cause of delays.

Great Northern stated, "The cause for this disruption were pieces of plastic that had got caught in the overhead lines." They warned passengers of disruptions until noon.

Muni confirmed a presence of an intruder in the tunnel near Castro Station, leading to delays and a safety check on train services.

Caltrain experienced major delays due to a service disruption near Palo Alto, with trains impacted in both directions and delays reaching up to 43 minutes.

Thameslink train services have faced major delays due to a theft attempt involving signalling cables, causing disruptions from Dartford to London since early morning.