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MBTA Red Line dispatches shuttle buses

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MBTA Red Line dispatches shuttle buses after train becomes disabled

Shuttle buses replaced Red Line service between Alewife and Harvard for nearly four hours Monday due to a disabled train near Davis. The post MBTA Red Line dispatches shuttle buses after train becomes disabled appeared first on Boston.

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MBTA Red Line dispatches shuttle buses, frustrating riders

Shuttle buses were dispatched to replace Red Line service between Alewife and Harvard on Monday after a train became disabled near Davis. The MBTA has not explained how the train became disabled. The agency’s website said affected stops included Alewife, Davis, Porter and Harvard.

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MBTA Red Line train disabled; Passenger reports 'loud crash'

Shuttle buses replaced service on part of the MBTA's Red Line after a train became disabled near Davis, and one passenger reported a "loud crash."

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Red Line work could mess with two of your weekends. What we know

Service on the southern portion of the Red Line will be suspended for two weekends in February, according to the MBTA. Don't ...

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The Red Line never tasted this good

What’s better than a slow-zone-free T? A slow-zone-free T food crawl. Our latest tour stop: The Red Line’s Braintree branch.

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Ruling on MBTA zoning law could force Holden, Millbury into compliance

While Attorney General Andrea Campbell has filed suit against Milton, the suit does not include Holden and Millbury.

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MBTA Orange Line resumes service after lengthy delay from disabled train

Orange Line service resumed around 9:45 a.m., more than two-and-a-half hours after a train became disabled at Back Bay ...

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Here are the MBTA service outages planned for the first half of 2025

The MBTA said several shutdowns planned for the first half of 2025 will support signal upgrades, bridge work, and proactive maintenance.

FEMA gives Boston, MBTA $13M to reduce flood risks

Boston and the MBTA will receive nearly $13 million from the from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to protect ...

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