BOSTON — Parts of the Orange line are suspended this weekend to allow workers to perform ‘critical’ work.
Service will be suspended between Forest Hills and Ruggles stations all day beginning Saturday, February 17 through Sunday, February 18.
Free and accessible shuttle buses will make all stops between Forest Hills and Ruggles..
The Commuter Rail will provide free rides between Forest Hills, Ruggles, Back Bay, and South Station. Riders should note that regular fares should be purchased beyond Forest Hills.
This service charge is in place for crews to perform critical signal improvement work, the MBTA says.
The commuter rail will be operating on a weekend schedule on Monday in observance of Presidents Day. Holiday weekend passes will be available for purchase for the commuter rail for Saturday through Monday for $10.
The orange line is set to reopen on Monday.
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