Metro has repeatedly said this week that problems found in track circuits around the system are not of the same magnitude as those found at the site of the June 22 crash.
But the National Transportation Safety Board on Thursday said investigators are still examining the problems, and a spokeswoman criticized the transit agency for saying the glitches were less significant than problems found at the site of the Red Line crash.
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