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MBTA Begins Nine-Day Green Line Closure for ADA Upgrades at North Station

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The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority is beginning multimillion-dollar ADA compliance upgrades at North Station in Massachusetts. This project requires a nine-day closure of the entire Green Line tunnel, running from North Station to Kenmore, from November 7 through November 15. The MBTA is also installing 17 miles of new cables as part of the signal system replacement.

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The upgrades represent a major capital expenditure project for the public transit operator. The resulting closures and diversions are expected to disrupt local commerce and commuter flow in Boston.

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