New Speed Restrictions Added for Red, Orange, Blue and Green Lines, MBTA Says

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New Speed Restrictions Added for Red, Orange, Blue and Green Lines, MBTA Says
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COMMUTER ALERT: New speed restrictions have been added on the Red, Orange, Blue, and Green lines that will result in additional travel time for people riding the T, the MBTA announced Thursday night.

New speed restrictions have been added on the Red, Orange, Blue, and Green lines that will result in additional travel time for people riding the T,The speed is being reduced to between 10-25 miles per hour, effective immediately, the agency said. The decision was made based on findings by the Department of Public Utilities during a recent site visit of the Red Line between Ashmont and Savin Hill.

Further details around those findings were not immediately released Thursday night, but the MBTA said the speed restrictions were being implemented"out of an abundance of caution," and that it remains committed to operating the transit system in the safest manner possible. "Riders should plan for additional travel time while we work to address these findings," the MBTA added."We apologize for the inconvenience."Sign up for NECN newsletters.

The MBTA remains committed to operating the transit system in the safest manner possible. Riders should plan for additional travel time while we work to address these findings. We apologize for the inconvenience and will provide more information as it becomes available.More information is expected Friday morning at a 10 a.m. press conference at the State Transportation Building in Boston.

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