New Yorkers weren’t be able to ride the 1 train between 145th Street and 215th Street on Tuesday after a fire broke out at the 191st Street station in Washington Heights, injuring more than a dozen people, authorities said.

Multiple commuters at an NYC train station suffered minor injuries from smoke. Some had to be treated at local hospitals, the FDNY said.

Eighteen people have been treated due to a smoke condition along the 1 subway line in Washington Heights, officials said.

An unknown object made contact with the third rail, creating sparks and a "smoke condition," FDNY Deputy Assistant Chief Mike Woods.

Service on the 1 subway train was suspended between Dyckman St. and 145 St. Tuesday afternoon following reports of smoke in or near the 191 St. station in Manhattan, the Daily News has learned. Reports of a smoke condition came in to the FDNY at 12:50 p.

Eighteen commuters were injured Tuesday after being exposed to heavy smoke on a 1 train in Washington Heights that apparently struck debris near the third rail, it was reported. Service on the line was suspended near the 191st Street station after the FDNY reported dense,