On a map at Haymarket Station, the Green Line Extension was drawn on in green marker. The out-of-date maps are frustrating to riders who see the maps as "low-hanging fruit" on the MBTA's list of ...

While the slowed Green Line service is expected to start on June 15, it will not last forever. Regular service will return as soon as all trains have the new equipment, but an exact date for when ...

Commuters, get ready for a speed bump - Green Line service is slowing down. According to the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA), frequency of the subway's Green Line will soon ...

The Green Line train that derailed at the beginning of October was going 36 mph in a 10 mph zone, the National Transportation Safety Board says. Latest U.S.

Fifteen passengers on a CTA Green Line train were rescued after the train derailed early Monday, according to the Chicago Fire Department. Three people were taken to St. Bernard Hospital and ...

The MBTA said the Green Line B branch will have shuttle buses replacing service between Boston College and Babcock Street. Skip to content. NOWCAST NewsCenter 5 at 6.

SOMERVILLE, Mass. — It's been nearly five months since the new MBTA Green Line passenger service on the Medford Branch began. However, most MBTA subway stations and train cars don't reflect the ...

Minutes after I arrived at the stop, another Green Line Train pulled in, so I could have waited for the next T and arrived at roughly the same time. Abby: I got to my usual T stop at 6:31 a.m ...

Green Line: From 8 PM on Wed, Jun 4, through Jun 8. No train service between North Station and Babcock St (B), Kenmore (C+D), and Heath St (E) for track work. Use buses for service to Copley/Back Bay.

The Delhi Metro Green Line is set for a major service update starting June 30. With changes to its weekday route pattern and ...

You'll notice on the new Metro map, a hashed yellow line running alongside the existing Green Line routes reveal the nine new stops coming to the Yellow Line in the winter, including a stop at ...

When the province released its long-awaited study on how the Green Line LRT would get downtown, it presented the public — and city officials — with a single map.