NYC Subway Delays: These 9 Lines Ran Behind After Holiday Weekend

NEW YORK CITY — Straphangers heading back to work after the July 4 holiday weekend likely had a slow start to their days.

Delays or reroutes hit at least nine MTA subway lines Tuesday morning, officials said.

A train’s brake activation near High Street caused delays on the E and F lines, the MTA posted at 7:51 a.m.

The issue prompted cries to run southbound A/C trains on the F lines from West Fourth Street to Jay Street, with A trains headed south making local stops from 59th Street-Columbus Circle to West Fourth-Washington Square.

“You may experience a longer wait for southbound EF trains as they share tracks with the rerouted trains,” the MTA posted.

A crew shortage prompted delays on L trains headed in both directions, the MTA posted at 7:35 a.m.

A switch malfunction near Coney Island-Stillwell Avenue caused delays for D/N/Q trains, the MTA posted at 7:51 a.m.

And Staten Island Railway’s 7:36 a.m. trip from Great Kills to St. George didn’t run because of crew shortages, according to MTA officials.

Trains on the 4/5 line ran local instead of express from Grand Central-42nd Street to Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall because of a signal problem near Spring Street, officials posted at 7:37 a.m.

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