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Brake fault causes morning light rail delays | HeraldNet.com

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A brake fault on September 18, 2024, caused morning delays for light rail services running between Roosevelt and the University of Washington. The malfunction forced trains to operate on a single track, significantly affecting the flow of commuters during peak travel hours. Service was eventually restored shortly before 9:30 a. m. , alleviating the backlog of frustrated passengers.

The incident raises concerns about ongoing maintenance practices and the reliability of local transit systems. Transit authorities are expected to conduct a thorough investigation into the mechanical failure to prevent future occurrences. Commuters were encouraged to stay updated via transit alerts during the disruption. This event serves as a reminder of the critical role that efficient public transport plays in urban mobility. Overall, the swift response to restore service reflects a commitment to minimizing the impact of such incidents on daily commuters.

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