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Shuttle buses replaced service on a stretch of the Red Line Tuesday evening after a broken rail was reported near Ashmont station.
The rail issue was reported around 5 p.m., an MBTA spokesperson said. As a result, shuttle buses were deployed shortly after between Ashmont and Fields Corner stations.
Regular train service was restored on the Ashmont Branch around 8 p.m. and shuttle buses were “phased out”, the MBTA said.
Track problems on the Red Line to Ashmont, so …crowds are now waiting at JFK/UMass to board another train(?) to get to shuttle buses at Fields Corner. #MBTA #commuting @BostonGlobe pic.twitter.com/HMCBXMwhSZ
— Hayley Kaufman (@GlobeHayleyK) October 11, 2022
This follows the Red Line closure Oct. 1 and 2, when shuttle buses replaced trains between JFK/UMass and Broadway stations. Shuttle buses will also replace Red Line service between Alewife and Harvard Oct. 15 and 16 for trackwork, the MBTA said.
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