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The users of the four-line yellow line of the São Paulo metro encountered difficulties this morning (23) because of a train failure to maintain the Higienópolis-Mackenzie station. The situation was normalized at 05:58, according to Via Quatro, the dealer who manages the line.
Traffic was interrupted between Paulista and Luz stations at the start of operations at 5:34 am. Then the trains started to travel by one route in both directions. That is to say that the boarding and disembarking of the pbadengers were carried out by a single platform.
On Tuesday (22), a failure of the blue line 1 of the subway, which lasted about two hours, resulted in slow trains, closed stations and crowded wharves. According to the subway, a failure of a track equipment would have caused interference on the rail of the blue station of Jabaquara station, the blue line. Due to the failure of the 1-blue line, the 3-red line was affected even though it had no technical problems.
At approximately 0610, the turquoise Companhia Paulista lines of Trens Metropolitanos (CPTM) travel between the Mauá and Rio Grande da Serra stations, with longer intervals due to vandalism.
According to the CPTM, electrical cables were stolen in the region of Ribeirão Pires station.
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