Major Morning Delays Disrupt Metro Transit New York, Delhi, Idaho

Significant delays disrupted morning commutes in multiple North American cities due to transportation issues. Delhi's Yellow Line metro faced severe delays between Vishwavidyalya and Central Secretariat, extending travel times drastically and inconveniencing thousands of commuters. In New York City, a crash near the Lincoln Tunnel caused lane closures and major traffic jams lasting into the morning, affecting NJ Transit buses and prompting officials to recommend alternative routes like the George Washington Bridge and Holland Tunnel. Similarly, U.S. Highway 95 between Lewiston and Moscow experienced approximately 20-minute delays due to concrete pouring and speed restrictions at the Thorn Creek Bridge work zone, the last step in a major highway realignment project. Meanwhile, Winnipeg Transit riders voiced concerns over the limited 75-minute transfer window following a recent route overhaul that increased reliance on transfers, with calls for extending transfer times to accommodate longer journeys. These incidents illustrate ongoing challenges in urban and regional transportation systems impacting commuters’ daily travel.