The stops do not include Park Street and Downtown Crossing. The MBTA began seven days of subway stop suspensions along the Red Line on Monday, Aug. 19. The work will last through Sunday, Aug. 25.

Several changes are coming to the MBTA in the coming weeks. Read about the extended hours and free weekend evening trips.

For the first time in decades, the Red Line is entirely free of slow zones. According to the MBTA, it’s been at least 20 years since the busy subway line, running south from Alewife toward ...

The Red Line is now operating with no slow zones from end to end, leaving the Green Line as the only subway line with slow zones in the entire MBTA system.

Green Line trolleys also temporarily bypassed the Park Street station during the incident as well. The MBTA said normal subway service was restored to the Red Line around 2 p.m.

The Red Line now joins the Orange and Blue lines in running slow zone-free. “I’m proud of the tremendous amount of work we’re accomplishing,” MBTA General Manager Phil Eng said in a statement.

Orange Line closures March 2025 Repairs to the MBTA Red Line tracks in Braintree and Quincy has the line shut down for most of the month of September. Monday, Sept. 9, 2024 ...

Beyond the Red Line’s Braintree branch, the T said it plans to increase subway service on the Ashmont branch during the shutdown to maintain train frequency between JFK/UMass and Alewife stations.