Riders of some of the MBTA’s key routes through the core of Downtown Boston will spend two weeks beginning Monday navigating an extensive disruption to the transit system. The T is preparing to close ...

Why is the Green Line shut down? The MBTA is replacing a 130-year-old wooden "trough" that is part of the original construction in the tunnel with a more durable metal trough. Crews will also install ...

The Green Line is about to get the green light to start operating again. Service will resume from North Station on several branches Tuesday morning after more than two weeks of planned work on the ...

The wooden beams that ran along the ceilings of the MBTA’s Green Line tunnels were installed when the line was built in the late 1890s, a decade before the Ford Model T was released and Oklahoma ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Commuters, get ready for a speed bump - Green Line service is slowing down. According to the Massachusetts Bay Transportation ...

Major disruptions on the Green Line through the heart of downtown Boston start Monday, as the T begins two weeks’ worth of improvements to make riding safer and more reliable. From Dec. 8 to Dec. 22, ...

Several maintenance and improvement projects, including a long-awaited Green Line safety system, will disrupt MBTA services during parts of September. The Green Line D Branch will be suspended between ...

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 decrease ...