Manhattan Subway Service Fully Restored Following Collision

Investigation continues into derailment that injured 26 and disrupted service for over 60 hours.

Subway service on the 1, 2 and 3 lines in Manhattan was fully restored on Sunday, more than 60 hours after a collision between two trains left 26 people injured.
The service disruption began around 3 p.m. on Thursday when a train carrying about 300 passengers collided with an out-of-service train near 96th Street on the Upper West Side and both trains derailed.
Human error appears to have caused the collision, according to three transit officials with knowledge of the investigation.
The National Transportation Safety Board investigation into the cause of the derailment remains ongoing.
One of the trains involved in the crash was out of service at the time after the emergency brakes were pulled by alleged vandals.