Bostonians are urged to prepare for the upcoming MBTA shutdowns, with shuttle buses set to replace trains on critical Red Line sections starting Nov. 17. These changes are necessary for crucial track repairs, emphasizing the need for alternate commuting plans.
In addition to the current Red Line disruptions, extended D and E line shutdowns are scheduled for December, prompting further adjustments for local commuters. The city website provides alternate routes and shuttle bus options to facilitate travel during these service changes.
A range of alternate transport options is being provided, including local buses 66, 86, and others that will connect commuters from various areas through to major lines by Haymarket and State. This flexibility aims to ease the inconvenience caused by the rail service disruptions.
To alleviate commuting challenges during the shutdowns, the Commuter Rail will offer fare-free service on specific segments. Additionally, discounts on BlueBikes are available for riders, promoting cycling as an alternative mode of transport during this busy period.
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