ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月8日 06時27分

Just in time for your commute: New York City's subways aren’t just delayed. These days, some trains don’t run at all. The Lexington Avenue line, which carries the No. 4, 5 and 6 trains, is regularly failing to meet its train schedule. That leads to to dozens of cancellations every day and reduces the system’s capacity by tens of thousands of riders. Officials say they’re running as many trains as they can at peak hours, and the problem is capacity on an aging system. But the shortage stretches throughout the day, even when the system has fewer riders and runs trains less frequently. The 4-5-6 line is the system’s most congested, but the same problem plagues other lines as well. “It’s a self-feeding problem,” said Ellyn Shannon, associate director of the Permanent Citizens Advisory Committee, a riders’ group at the transportation authority. “Crowds get bigger and slow the trains down more, and you lose capacity. But if you have fewer trains, the crowding will build and the trains slow down more.” @benjaminnorman photographed this crowded #? scene on #nytassignment last week in #Manhattan.

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