DNAinfo/Caroline Jumpertz
MANHATTAN — Service along the L line was temporarily disrupted during Friday morning's rush-hour commute after a 911 call of a smoke condition in the First Avenue station, officials said.
The FDNY received reports of smoke in the station, near 14th Street, about 8:21 a.m., prompting trains in both directions to terminate before crossing the East River, fire and MTA officials said.
Firefighters determined there was no fire and left the scene about 9 a.m., an FDNY spokesman said.
Regular service resumed shortly afterward with some residual delays, according to the MTA's website.
