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Originally Posted by Spork
I noticed that yesterday too. I wonder if this is temporary (e.g. just yesterday due to some maintenance issue, or temporary while construction wraps up), or permanent (e.g. two platforms = somehow higher risk for people to fall on tracks).
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I think I heard on Friday morning that one of the LIM rail plates at Broadway inbound was sticking up a bit and posed a risk of hitting the bottom of the train as it went through. A "go slow" results in the train motors generating less magnetic force, which is less likely to incur damage.
It should be fixed soon, and I'm a bit surprised it wasn't fixed Friday evening. On the other hand, now is the perfect time to try to film the current state of construction from the front of the train