In what appears to be just another morning in the subway, the MTA is reporting delays on the F, N, Q, R and W trains thanks to "signal problems" at Lexington Avenue-59th Street.
@MTA you up?
— Mary Heather (@MaryBecks) May 19, 2017
There is currently no N or W service between 57th Street-7th Avenue and Astoria-Ditmars Boulevard in both directions, to the dismay of Queens commuters.
Train suspended & this is the current situation. Thanks a lot @MTA https://t.co/9mfsxihbhA
— Eartha Litt (@MADly_INsane) May 19, 2017
Yesterday: No trains in Astoria. Buses full.
Today: Signal delays from Astoria.
All weekend: NO TRAINS in Astoria.#MTA refund please? 😖— Monica Hogan Thysell (@MonicaThysell) May 19, 2017
Some N trains are terminating at 42nd Street or 57th Street-7th Avenue, and W trains are running along the Q line between 57th Street-7th Avenue and 96th Street in both directions. Southbound R trains are running on the F line from Jackson Heats-Roosevelt Avenue to Lexington Ave-63rd Street, and then via the Q line to 57th Street-7th Avenue. Check back here for updates.
Oh @MTA, I just don't know what to say anymore. The trains from Astoria have gotten worse and worse and the fares get higher and higher.
— stephanie roberts (@sprvoiceover) May 19, 2017
Love running around in the 90-degree heat trying to guess which trains are actually working! @mta #mtapocalypse pic.twitter.com/yMz8LvSoaH
— Chris Snyder (@tofer) May 19, 2017
There are also service changes on the 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 trains, according to the MTA, due to fallen debris at Hoyt Street.
Updated service information about the 2 and 3 lines. pic.twitter.com/92YfcmbdT1
— NYCT Subway (@NYCTSubway) May 19, 2017
Earlier this week, the MTA announced a six-point plan to address the key causes of subway delays.