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MBTA announces extended late-night service. Here’s when it starts
For the first five weekends after the change, commuters can ride for free on any train, ferry, or bus line. The MBTA says most buses and trains will run every 30 minutes during the extended hours. On the Red line, between Alewife and JFK/UMass, trains will run every 15 minutes.
The MBTA will extend service on late nights and weekends starting this month
The first five weekends after the change will see commuters riding for free on all train, ferry and bus lines after 9pm. The MBTA says most buses and trains will run every 30 minutes during the extended hours. Red line trains between Alewife and JFK/UMass will run every 15 minutes.
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