Service will be suspended between Oak Grove and Back Bay from August 20 - 30. Riders can use shuttles.
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Malden Center Station. The Orange Line suspension will impact this major transit hub from August 20-30. 1
The MBTA announced that Orange Line service will be suspended between Oak Grove and Back Bay from August 20 - 30. Riders can use shuttles between Oak Grove and North Station, and the Green Line between North Station and Copley/Back Bay.
Orange Line trains. Service will be suspended on the northern section of the Orange Line during this 10-day period.
This impacts two major transit hubs in Malden: Oak Grove and Malden Center. Travelers will be able to find shuttle bus locations at:
Oak Grove:
Oak Grove Busway
Malden Center:
Northbound - West Busway, Berth A3
Southbound - East Busway, Berth B1
Oak Grove Station. Riders can board shuttles at the Oak Grove busway during the service suspension.
Malden Center Station entrance. Shuttles will be available at Berth A3 (northbound) and Berth B1 (southbound).
Malden City Hall. When did Mayor Gary Christenson learn about the Orange Line shutdown?
Archive photo. MBTA service near Government Center station. The Green Line will connect riders between North Station and Copley/Back Bay.
Planned work map. The MBTA has announced this 10-day service suspension to perform necessary track work.
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