Train delays

A Monday night derailment west of Forest Hills caused major damage.

There were rush-hour delays on the 4, 5, 6, N and Q trains during rush-hour commute, MTA said.

The person was not hit by a train, but service along the B and C lines was disrupted, officials said.

A train service resumed with delays Tuesday morning after a passenger fell on the subway.

The company is reporting delays of up to an hour both in and out of Manhattan's Penn Station.

A man was struck by an R train at Fourth Avenue and Ninth Street on Friday, FDNY officials said.

The Port Authority said thousands of commuters were redirected to the WTC station.

Water and gas mains broke underneath St. Nicholas Avenue and West 152nd Street in Harlem, creating a massive sinkhole and delaying subway travel, according to the FDNY.

NJ Transit and Amtrak still had delays on Wednesday morning because of Tuesday's derailment; the 7 Train was not running express to Times Square because of mechanical problems.

Expect 20 to 30 minute LIRR delays during Monday evening's commute and no westbound service to Jamaica.

The A and C train lines were slowed Tuesday morning when switch problems delayed trains at the 168th Street station.

Because of an Amtrak track condition, some LIRR trains may be canceled, the MTA said.

A broken rail at 110th Street delayed service for straphangers on the 2 and 3 trains Wednesday.

After a week of delays and cancellations the LIRR was still several days away from full service, the railroad said on Friday.

The LIRR will be running trains on a modified schedule through at least Thursday, according to an MTA spokesman.