Metro delay on Filyovskaya Line after signal failure
A metro train delay occurred on Moscow's Filyovskaya Line due to a signal malfunction at Arbatskaya station, affecting passengers for about 20 minutes in both directions. The issue was resolved after infrastructure checks, and services resumed normally.
Consensus
- A delay occurred on the Filyovskaya Line of Moscow's metro.
- Passengers waited approximately 20 minutes for trains between Studencheskaya and Kievskaya stations.
- Trains did not move in either direction during the disruption.
- The issue was resolved and normal service resumed.
- The disruption was caused by a malfunction on the Filyovskaya Line.
- Passengers reported no announcements about the cause of the delay at Kievskaya station.
Points of divergence
- The failure was due to a malfunction of the signal on the second track at Arbatskaya station. — riamo
- The delay was caused by a system check on the central section of the line, during which train speeds were slightly reduced. — m24
- There was a separate incident on the Yaroslavsky direction of the Moscow Railway (MZhD) near Sofrino station, where a train failed to enter a dead-end due to technical issues, affecting both directions. — m24
Coverage (2 sources)
- A breakdown in train movement occurred on the 'blue' metro line — РИАМО
- Metro movement on Filovsky Line in Moscow was restored after infrastructure inspection — Москва 24