MBTA Service for the Weekend of February 17-18
Posted on February 16, 2018
BOSTON—The MBTA expects to operate regularly scheduled weekend service as snow is projected for parts of the area tomorrow night. While the majority of MBTA services will operate regularly scheduled weekend service, the Mattapan Trolley Line will be replaced with dedicated shuttle bus service beginning at approximately 9 PM tomorrow. The MBTA takes this pro-active step to protect the 70-year old trolley cars from weather-related damage.
The MBTA will operate regular weekend service on the Red, Orange, Blue, and Green Lines. Ferry service will run regular Saturday and Sunday schedules, and the Wollaston Station bus shuttle that operates all day to and from North Quincy, Wollaston, and Quincy Center due to Wollaston's closure will continue to operate.
Mattapan Trolley service will be replaced with shuttle bus service beginning at approximately 9 PM on Saturday and anticipated to end at noon on Sunday, February 18. This replacement bus service may continue into Sunday if necessary. Please check T-Alerts for the most current information.
Regular bus service will is scheduled, but if conditions warrant it, some buses may operate on their designated snow routes.
The MBTA Commuter Rail will operate a regular Saturday and Sunday schedule, though passengers are urged to stay connected by visiting Commuter Rail T-alerts, following @MBTA_CR and @MBTA on Twitter, and signing up for T-Alerts.
Customers are encouraged to use caution on slippery platforms and bus stops and to stay safe in cold air temperatures.
As delays and other service changes may occur, customers are urged to connect with the MBTA:
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