MBTA Green Line remains closed at scene of Tuesday derailment
Shuttle bus substitutions are continuing today (Thursday, Oct. 3) on the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s Green Line north of North Station in the wake of Tuesday’s derailment of a Green Line train near Lechmere station in Cambridge.
Train service resumed Thursday morning on the Green Line Extension, a day and a half after a derailment injured several ...
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MBTA GM apologizes for Green Line derailment: Shuttle buses still in place, NTSB investigatingJust before 11 a.m. Wednesday, MBTA General Manager and CEO Phillip Eng issued a statement apologizing for the derailment. ...
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The MBTA’s Red Line is back in business. A three-and-a-half-week closure of its Braintree Branch ended on schedule Monday ...
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