Red Line Service Resumes
Regular service resumed Friday after a disabled train caused delays.
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Regular service resumed Friday after a disabled train caused delays.
patch.comA day after a train derailed, snarling the morning commute, Red Line service resumed Wednesday, but delays remain as crews make needed repairs, MBTA officials say. The incident, which happened just after 6 a.m. Tuesday at JFK/UMass station, damaged multiple signal bungalows — sheds that house signal system hardware — alongside the tracks, leaving operators […]
www.boston.comQUINCY, MASS. (WHDH) - Riders reported long delays on the Red Line Tuesday morning as the city continued to shovel out following the recent snowstorm.Read More
whdh.comFor commuters on the MBTA's Red Line, Tuesday qualifies as a 'terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day' as Judith Viorst once wrote.
www.bostonglobe.comThe announcement comes at a time when the Red Line is experiencing the worst of the slow zones the MBTA put in place last year.
www.cbsnews.comHere's what stops are impacted.
patch.comWhile conditions have improved on the Orange Line, Red Line riders have seen mounting delays in recent months. Read more on Boston.com.
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