ALLSTON - The MBTA has suspended service for most of the Green Line's B Branch for two weeks so track work can be done. The shutdown began Friday and regular service will resume on Aug. 12. In the ...

Green Line service suspended for routine maintenance in Boston 02:27 In Boston, parts of the Green Line are now closed through Sunday for routine maintenance work. This includes the B, C, D and E ...

The B line runs from 5:01 a.m. to 12:16 a.m., the MBTA website says. On the regular schedule, B line trains arrive every six to eight minutes. Rin Velasco is a trending reporter.

Other MBTA service changes summer 2025. The decrease in frequency of the Green Line is just one service change the MBTA has planned for this summer.

Part of the MBTA Green Line was shut down for more than two hours Monday afternoon due to a train that had a power issue related to a pantograph problem.A spokesperson for the Massachusetts Bay ...

Service on a stretch of Green Line has been suspended due to a downed overhead catenary wire, officials said.A Green Line train<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...

After a weeklong Red Line shutdown at the end of November, the MBTA has shifted its attention to the Green Line. There will be no service between Park Street and Union Square or Medford/Tufts from ...

MBTA Green Line service to be suspended through city center starting Wednesday night. ... The Route 39 bus will be free and replace the E Line trains between Heath Street and Back Bay stations.

The Green Line train that derailed near Lechmere Station, sending several riders to the hospital earlier this month, was traveling 36 mph in a 10-mph zone, according to federal investigators.

service. the weekend was just within reach, but there was one last hurdle for commuters, courtesy of familiar friend the mbta. a signal issue around 7:40 a.m. on the e branch of the green line.

By 8:30 p.m., the MBTA instructed passengers downtown to take the Green Line instead of the Orange Line and announced that shuttle buses would replace service from Back Bay to Jackson Square stations.

There will be fewer Green Line trains available starting this weekend as the MBTA begins installing a train protection system throughout its entire fleet aimed at improving safety. This is all ...