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The MBTA tweeted at 10:35 a.m. Tuesday that service resumed between the Orange Line’s North and Back Back Stations after resolving flooding issues near Haymarket.
Orange Line Update: Regular service has resumed between North Station and Back Bay.https://t.co/fbIo7m7ZaG
— MBTA (@MBTA) July 4, 2023
Just after 5 a.m., the MBTA tweeted that it suspended service between North and Back Bay stations due to track flooding.
Orange Line Update: Service remains suspended between North Station and Back Bay as personnel work to resolve the flooding near Haymarket. Riders can continue to use the Green Line for alternate service between North Station and Copley.https://t.co/WhstFqrHFj
— MBTA (@MBTA) July 4, 2023
According to an update at 8:50 a.m., the lines were still suspended.
Orange Line: Service is suspended between Back Bay and North Station due to track flooding near Haymarket. Riders can use Green Line for alternate service between North Station and Copley.
— MBTA (@MBTA) July 4, 2023
Officials urged riders to use the Green Line for service between North Station and Copley.
Trains will run on a Saturday schedule until 3 p.m., then a weekday schedule for the remainder of the day, according to the MBTA. Fares will be free after 9:30 p.m.
Taking the T to #4thOfJuly festivities? Plan ahead: https://t.co/5gOfQzVGvN
— MBTA (@MBTA) July 4, 2023
🚇Subway: Saturday schedule until 3pm, then weekday schedule for rest of day
🚍Bus: Sunday schedule
🚐The RIDE: Sunday schedule
💳CharlieCard Store: Closed
💵FREE subway, bus, & CR service after 9:30 PM pic.twitter.com/iGcMc6DsKT
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