MBTA Green Line trolley stations and schedules, including maps, real-time updates, parking and accessibility information, and connections.

Feb 5, 2025 · Green Line: No trains between North Station & Babcock St (B), Kenmore (C+D), & Heath St (E), Feb. 22-23, due to maintenance. Use buses between Babcock, Kenmore, Heath St (Rt 39) & Copley/Back Bay. Use Orange Line between Back Bay & North Station.

The Green Line serves an average of 93,000 customers each weekday. This light rail line has four branches to the west and north of Boston, connecting eight different cities and towns to the downtown area. The Green Line got its name because it travels through Boston’s Emerald Necklace park system.

In 2020, we put 24 modern Type 9 Green Line vehicles into service, expanding the fleet from 189 to 213.

Mar 21, 2022 · As of December 12, Green Line service changed as follows: E Branch trains will terminate at Medford/Tufts; D Branch trains will terminate at Union Square; View Green Line map. Rider Benefits. Create additional transportation routes in the Medford and Somerville neighborhoods; Reduce the number of vehicles on local roads to improve traffic concerns

The MBTA is deploying solar-powered E Ink signs to display realtime information about arrivals and service alerts at Green Line stations and bus stops.

The Green Line Program is upgrading service on the T’s most popular light rail line. This program will improve reliability and quality of service for riders and communities served by this line. …

Oct 30, 2024 · The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) celebrated the arrival of a future Green Line Type 10 vehicle mockup at Boston City Hall Plaza, giving the public a chance to be inside and offer feedback to MBTA representatives.

Feb 4, 2025 · Green Line closures will support tunnel inspections, annual programmed maintenance, Symphony Station Accessibility Improvements, and catenary trough removal. Green Line B Green Line C

Nov 15, 2024 · The December Green Line service change is the final service suspension as part of the Track Improvement Program and is expected to lift the last slow zones across all subway lines. The MBTA today announced service changes in December on the Green, Fitchburg, Franklin, and Lowell lines.