All new Orange Line cars were originally supposed to be delivered by January 2022 and all new Red Line cars by September 2023, according to the T. Both those dates are now in the past. Advertisement ...

During last summer’s 30-day Orange Line shutdown, the Green Line was closed for four weeks between Government Center and Union Square stations. Earlier this month, the T diverted service on both ...

With so many moving parts in this Green Line closure, there’s a lot of room for things to go wrong — shuttles getting snagged in traffic, missing the Orange Line and having to wait 10+ minutes ...

Largely thanks to the pandemic, the T is a year and a half behind schedule on receiving the rest of its 152-car Orange Line order. On the Red Line, just 12 of the 252 cars ordered have been ...

Ahead of the MBTA’s Orange Line shutdown, a Green Line branch has been taken out of service for the next two weeks and crews were out over the weekend to get things started. The T has set out to ...

While the shutdown on the Orange Line and part of the Green Line has been a source of turmoil for the MBTA, one local transportation expert said it distracts from an even bigger problem with the T ...

Riders were instructed to use the Green Line or Commuter Rail in its place. The Orange Line resumed service just after 9:30 a.m., two-and-a-half hours after the train became disabled.

Orange Liners, it’s your turn to face the MBTA grim reaper. Starting today through March 21 (Thursday), the Orange Line will be shut down from Jackson Square to North Station. Here’s what to know: ...

Since two Green Line trains crashed on July 30, 2021, sending 27 people to the hospital, T riders have had to endure a growing procession of malfunctions, derailments, delays, and deaths.

You won't be able to use the Green Line. According to the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority ... Orange Line. June 21-22 and June 28-29: between North Station and Forest Hills; ...