Haverhill
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Service ChangeOn Saturday, July 27, from the start of service through 7 pm, and on Sunday, July 28, from 8 am trough 7 pm, there will be no service between N. Wilmington & N. Station. MBTA Bus 137 will accommodate passengers for service between Reading and Oak Grove.This diversion will allow for work on North Wilmington Station and the rail replacement work.
Please note:
-Trains will make all regular stops between Bradford and Ballardvale and will then operate express through North Station.
-On Sunday, July 28, Train 2200 (5:35 am from Haverhill) & Train 2201 (7:00 am from North Station) will operate as intended and make all stops between Bradford & North Station.
-Regular train service will resume after 7 pm on both days of both weekends.
-There will be no service at North Wilmington Station. Passengers may consider boarding Lowell Line trains at Wilmington station.
Affected stops:
Malden Center
Greenwood
Wakefield
Reading
North Wilmington
Oak Grove
Wyoming Hill
Melrose/Cedar Park
Melrose Highlands
Affected trips:
1200 (5:35 am from Haverhill)
1201 (7:00 am from North Station)
2202 (8:35 am from Haverhill)
1202 (8:35 am from Haverhill)
2203 (9:00 am from North Station)
1203 (9:00 am from North Station)
2204 (10:50 am from Haverhill)
1204 (10:50 am from Haverhill)
1205 (11:15 am from North Station)
2206 (12:50 pm from Haverhill)
1206 (12:50 pm from Haverhill)
2207 (1:15 pm from North Station)
1207 (1:15 pm from North Station)
2208 (2:50 pm from Haverhill)
1208 (2:50 pm from Haverhill)
2209 (3:15 pm from North Station)
1209 (3:15 pm from North Station)
1210 (4:50 pm from Haverhill)
2210 (4:50 pm from Haverhill)
2211 (5:15 pm from North Station)
1211 (5:15 pm from North Station)Updated: 7/27/2024 4:00 AM EDT -
Station ClosureCommuter Rail train service is suspended at Haverhill station through Summer 2025 to allow for work on the South Elm Street Bridge. An accessible van operates between Haverhill and Bradford.Built in 1906, the South Elm Bridge is beyond its useful life and ready to be replaced. Using accelerated bridge construction techniques to reduce customer and traffic impacts, the MBTA will replace the nearly-120-year-old bridge with a modern single-span structure with a useful life of 75 years. The new structure will include a ballasted steel deck, which means a smoother ride for passengers. The MBTA will also perform roadway, sidewalk, and drainage improvements along South Elm Street.Updated: 7/23/2024 10:13 AM EDT
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December 12, 2023 is outside of our current schedule.
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