SkyTrain problems heading into Downtown Vancouver

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Posted February 5, 2014 3:41 pm.

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VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) – There are major problems this afternoon for people trying to go west on the Expo or Millenium SkyTrain lines into the downtown core.

There is a problem train at Main Street station, which means no westbound trains are running beyond that station.

A shuttle train is being used to take people from the westbound platform of Commercial-Broadway station to Main Street-Science World. Another shuttle train is running from Main Street to Waterfront.

Shuttle buses are also running from Commercial-Broadway to Waterfront, stopping at each SkyTrain station along the way.

However, there are still major delays for those going west of Commercial-Broadway.

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