MetroRail Watch

How long will we wait for the train?

MetroRail Watch

Testing of MetroRail’s afternoon schedule was to begin Monday, so I hung out at my neighborhood station (Crest­view) to see if the trains made good time.

The first train still hadn’t arrived 30 minutes after its scheduled arrival, and I was then told that surveying work going on simultaneously had pushed things back, so I headed home.

We’ll take that as a bad sign.

The arm stays down.

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