Red Line, Braintree Branch
Red Line's Braintree branch reopens with fastest speeds in years
MBTA riders on the Red Line's Braintree branch were greeted with the fastest commutes in years Monday, after a 24-day closure to remove slow zones on the line. It's the first time in at least a decade that there were no Red Line slow zones south of JFK/UMass.
Now arriving in Braintree and Quincy for the first time in weeks: Red Line trains that will take you to and from Boston and ...
The 24-day shutdown has finally ended. The post The Red Line is back. Here’s the next closure to expect. appeared first on ...
Before the NTSB stepped in, the MBTA said they ruled out track ... 5 p.m. – as the train was going over the red bridge ...
MBTA's Red Line service improved with faster speeds after a project replaced 70,000 feet of rail and 17,000 ties.
The MBTA is currently investigating how “human factors,” including the train operator’s action, could have been involved with ...
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority eliminated 37 speed restrictions on an 18-mile section of track during a ...
The MBTA says at about 5 p.m., the wheels of the lead trolley of an eastbound Green Line train were reported to have come off the tracks, causing the train to derail near Lechmere Station ...
A major shutdown of the Red Line will expand for a single day later this week, briefly throwing an additional curveball to ...
The town of Milton has challenged the state’s controversial MBTA housing law — which requires municipalities served by the T ...
A series of shutdowns on the rapid transit Orange Line and a week of disruptions for the Mattapan Line trolley operationare ...
Regular service on the MBTA’s Red Line resumed between two stations in Dorchester Wednesday morning after a water issue near ...
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