Well, folks, we've got delays. A #wmata rail supervisor is on scene and will be manually throwing the switch which trains cross over before arriving at Rosslyn towards DC. Until that happens, we're single-tracking around with 10+ minute holds.
#wmata has ended single-tracking @ Rosslyn (all trains on their normal platforms). ATC personnel are on scene to set routes so trains can proceed w/o significant delays.
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Lisa Woodruff, a #wmata senior executive who the WMSC says broke safety protocols and instructed others to do so at the rail operations control center, is being appointed by Metro's Chief Operating Officer as his SVP for Business Process Development, overseeing 4 departments. 1/4
Woodruff was reassigned back in September, 2020, while #wmata investigated the allegations against her by the WMSC. Metro later issued a statement (wmata.com/about/news/Lit…) clearing her of direct wrongdoing (but agreed that a caustic environment at the ROCC existed) 2/4
#wmata is restoring service @ McPherson Square on the OR/SV/BL lines after an earlier red signal violation. Safety, Track, and ATC personnel have finished their initial investigation and found minimal/no damage.
Yellow/Green line delays inbound @ Fort Totten due to unexpected loss of 3rd rail power. #wmata
#wmata Yellow/Green Line trains are single-tracking around an area of track that is currently w/o 3rd rail power (down unexpectedly). Southbound Green Line train 502 is stick at the moment, unable to move, between Fort Totten and Georgia Ave b/c of this.
The kitten is laying on a lightbulb "trying to stay warm" next to the inbound Yellow/Green track at Fort Totten, per #wmata radio. Trains continue to single-track via the outbound track. Did somebody at CSX let Chessie out and forget to check the fence for holes?