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Alerts

• Service Change Ongoing

  MBTA service levels have been increased in the interest of the health and safety of our riders and employees. All riders must use face coverings when on the MBTA. More: MBTA.com/coronavirus
  Weekend service levels, June 21:
  Subway - Regular weekend service
  Bus - Regular weekend service.
  Commuter Rail - Reduced service. Line-specific schedules will be posted.
  Ferry - No service, visit MBTA.com/trip-planner
  The RIDE - Service available
  
  Weekday service levels, June 22:
  
  Subway:
  Regular weekday service
  Bus: Modified weekday service on high-demand routes. Routes 19 and 245 resume service. Modified Saturday service on most routes. No service on Routes 325, 326, 351, 352, and 501. Use trip planner to find an alternate route. Check your bus route for more details:
  MBTA.com/schedules/bus
  Commuter Rail:
  Modified Weekday service
  Ferry service:
  Reduced weekday service for Hingham/Hull, regular weekday service for Charlestown.
  This comes under guidance from public health officials to ensure the health and safety of all and the continuity of operations. We're actively monitoring rider volume and feedback, and making service adjustments accordingly to meet the needs of our community.

  Updated: 6/21/2020 8:12 AM
• Station Issue Ongoing

  Beginning February 10, 2020 up to 400 of the 1,197 parking spots at the Braintree Garage will close for concrete replacement. This project acceleration will allow the spaces to open 16 months earlier than planned. MBTA.com/south-shore-garages
  The garage will remain open during construction, and more parking is also available at Quincy Adams and in two surface lots at Braintree. Riders can consider parking at the Quincy Adams Garage.
  Follow @mbta_parking on Twitter for real-time availability reports weekday mornings. More than 300 spots are also available at Braintree Station in two surface lots off of Ivory Street.

  Updated: 2/10/2020 6:32 AM
• Station Issue Ongoing

  The pedestrian bridge at the Braintree Parking Garage is permanently closed due to garage renovations. MBTA.com/south-shore-garages
  For access to Braintree Station, travel down to the first floor and use the pedestrian crosswalk to enter the station at the street level.
  This construction is part of the South Shore Parking Garages Improvements and Renovations Project. The pedestrian bridge will be replaced by a new garage lobby featuring elevators and stairwells.
  
  Affected routes:
  Red Line
  North Quincy-Braintree shuttle
  230
  236
  Middleborough/Lakeville Line
  Kingston/Plymouth Line

  Updated: 1/28/2020 11:51 AM