‘completely Unacceptable’: Red Line Riders Describe Hours-long Commutes During Shutdown

‘Completely unacceptable’: Red Line riders describe hours-long commutes during shutdown — and the story is already gathering pace across multiple fronts.

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• Main development: ‘Completely unacceptable’: Red Line riders describe hours-long commutes during shutdown
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This story centres on "‘Completely unacceptable’: Red Line riders describe hours-long commutes during shutdown". Here is a quick summary of where things stand: ‘Completely unacceptable’: Red Line riders describe hours-long commutes during shutdown | Boston.com

Additional context on the story: Readers share what's working—and what's not—as shuttle buses, ferries, and walking replace Red Line service between Alewife and Park Street. As the MBTA replaces track and signal equipment between Alewife and Park Street, readers say packed shuttles, gridlocke

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