Man struck, killed by Green Line train at North Station
A man was struck and killed by a Green Line train after the Celtics game. WBZ-TV's Christina Hager reports.
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Man kicks Green Line trolley at North Station and then is run over and killed
WBZ TV's Paula Ebben reports.
Man run over and killed by Green Line trolley at North Station after Celtics game
A man missed a Green Line trolley at North Station, kicked it, and then was run over and killed, Transit police said.
Green Line car floor buckles and begins to break apart, new video shows
The floor of a Green Line car buckled and began to break apart during service on Marathon Monday.
MBTA releases video of Green Line car buckling on Marathon Monday
The video shows the floor of the car buckling and beginning to tear apart.
Phillip Eng rides the green line on first day as MBTA GM
WBZ's Nick Giovanni reports.
MBTA lifts global speed restriction on Green Line
The MBTA has lifted the speed restriction that covered all of the Green Line.
MBTA says slowdown on Green Line will "remain in place"
WBZ-TV's Jordyn Jagolinzer reports.
MBTA optimistic it will lift speed restrictions on Green Line
Commuters are frustrated with the longer commutes. WBZ-TV's Kristina Rex reports.
MBTA hopes to lift some Green Line speed restrictions tomorrow
WBZ-TV's Kristina Rex reports.
MBTA provides update on speed restrictions on five lines
MBTA interim General Manager, Jeff Gonneville, gave an update regarding various speed restrictions implemented last week.
MBTA lifts some speed restrictions on train lines after finding track defects
Jeff Gonneville, interim General Manager of the MBTA, addresses concerns over MBTA speed restrictions.
WBZ News update for March 10
Weekend weather; MBTA speeds reduced; Credit card scheme at mall; Postal worker robbed; Cape bridge repair money
In "slow zones" around Boston, walking can be faster than the T
Dozens of slow-zones have been identified along the T system, causing system-wide delays.
WBZ News update for February 15
MA casinos took illegal bets; Upcoming MBTA changes; Boston rent control plan; NEXT Weather forecast
Woman rescued from underneath Green Line train hopes to meet firefighters who saved her
WBZ-TV's Louisa Moller reports.
20-year-old woman rescued from under MBTA Green Line train
Police said they don't believe the incident was caused by mechanical failure or operator mistake.
WBZ News update for January 27
Green Line evacuation; Special needs student left on bus, Red Sox tickets on sale; NEXT Weather forecast
MBTA says signal problem forces evacuation of Green Line trains in tunnel
WBZ TV's Katrina Kincade reports.
Dozens of passengers evacuated from Green Line train
Dozens of MBTA passengers were evacuated from a disabled Green Line train. WBZ-TV's Chris Tanaka reports.
Green Line trains evacuated at Copley Station
Dozens of passengers were evacuated from the tunnels under Copley Square.
Broken cables underneath new Orange Line cars repaired; Anti-collision technology installation delay
WBZ-TV's Breana Pitts reports.
Owen Turner found not guilty of negligence in 2021 Green Line crash
A jury found former MBTA operator Owen Turner not guilty of gross negligence for his role in a 2021 Green Line crash.
WBZ News update for January 6
Snow timeline; Green Line crash report; Wahlburger’s pickle lawsuit; Brockton house fire
Orange, Green and Red Lines will have weekend service disruptions this month
WBZ TV's Breana Pitts reports.
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