LRT-1 operations back to normal
MANILA, Philippines – Light Rail Transit Line 1 (LRT-1) operations resumed normal operations Monday afternoon after a 15 kilometer per hour (kph) speed limit was imposed on all trips, the Light Rail Manila Corporation (LRMC) said.
The speed restriction was imposed on from 11:55 to 11:59.
⚠️ A 15kph speed restriction has been put in place from Baclaran to Roosevelt. Technician is already on the way to check the fault of affected LRV. Please allow additional travel time of about 8 minutes ⚠️ pic.twitter.com/ZydpRbjOXM
— LRT1 (@officialLRT1) June 24, 2019
ADVISORY: As of 11:59 AM, We are Green and Go on all 20 stations of LRT-1. Ingat po sa biyahe! pic.twitter.com/9C600rjHcM
— LRT1 (@officialLRT1) June 24, 2019
LRT-1 trains usually travel at a maximum speed of 40 kph, according to the LRMC.
“The 4-minute speed restriction was implemented to allow our technician to fix one door on one train,” LRMC Head of Corporate Communications Rochelle Gamboa told INQUIRER.net.
Gamboa also said no trips were affected as the LRMC “merely slowed down the speed of the train for safety.” /gsg
