8:39 AM: A signal problem that caused delays on San Francisco Municipal Railway’s Muni Metro lines this morning has been resolved, but trains are still backed up, a Muni spokesman said.
The issue affected trains turning around near the Embarcadero station to go outbound, Muni spokesman Paul Rose said.
As a result, the movement of trains through the subway was slowed, and Muni set up supplemental shuttle bus service to carry riders along some of the affected routes.
As of 8:30 a.m., shuttles were still in place on the L-Taraval line between the West Portal station and 46th Avenue and Wawona Street, and on the N-Judah line between Church and Market streets and La Playa Street, Rose said.
“We apologize for the inconvenience,” Rose said.
8:24 AM: A signal problem is causing delays on San Francisco Municipal Railway’s Muni Metro lines this morning.
The issue has slowed the movement of trains through the subway, and Muni has set up supplemental shuttle bus service to carry riders along some of the affected routes.
Shuttles are in place on the L-Taraval line between the West Portal station and 46th Avenue and Wawona Street, and on the N-Judah line between Church and Market streets and La Playa Street, according to Muni’s Twitter feed.
