BOSTON — Red Line train service has resumed after a broken rail at Central forced shuttle bus service between Park Street and Harvard Saturday morning.
MBTA announced on Twitter Saturday morning that shuttle buses were brought in to replace train service in both directions between Harvard and Park Street due to a track problem at Central.
At Harvard station, shuttle buses are located at the street level. https://t.co/RRiSuIZ2JC
— MBTA (@MBTA) February 15, 2020
Soon after, MBTA announced it was a broken rail that caused the problems.
Red Line Update: Shuttle buses continue to replace train service in both directions from Park Street to Harvard due to a broken rail at Central. Crews are on scene making repairs. https://t.co/RRiSuIZ2JC
— MBTA (@MBTA) February 15, 2020
By 11 a.m. Saturday, the MBTA announced shuttle buses are being phased out and train service is resuming after crews repaired the track.
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