US EditionThe MBTA Is Having a Rough Week and Boston Commuters Are Feeling the Pain
MBTA's oldest Red Line rail cars struggle with cold and snow, doubling or tripling commute times, while shuttle buses were canceled due to ongoing snow concerns.
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Red Line, Commuter Rail delays linger after massive winter storm
The MBTA has warned Red Line riders to expect delays due to lingering impacts from the massive winter storm that dumped nearly two feet of snow on Boston. Commuters may experience longer wait times as the Red Line is running with reduced service. The T’s announcement came after a tough day of delays on the Red Line Wednesday. Multiple disabled trains resulted in delays of 20 and 30 minutes, and some trains were even pulled out of service. At one…
Lingering effects from snowstorm causing extensive Red Line delays, MBTA says - Boston News, Weather, Sports
The MBTA said it was running reduced service on the Red Line Wednesday because of lingering impacts from the snowstorm. MBTA riders said they were frustrated, as their typical commute times have doubled or tripled this week. “Usually takes me around 45 minutes to an hour. Yesterday and today, two and half to three hours,” said Bryan Kennedy, an MBTA commuter. “On a good day when the T is running great, it’s 35 to 40 minutes. I’m now at an hour a…
MBTA has warned Red Line users to anticipate delays due to the consequences of the heavy winter storm that left nearly 60 centimetres of snow in Boston. Passengers may experience longer waiting times, as the Red Line is operating with a reduced service. MBTA announcement came after a complicated day of delays on the Red Line on Wednesday. Several broken trains caused delays of 20 and 30 minutes, and even some trains had to be withdrawn from serv…
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