The MBTA will operate on reduced service, and many of the state's Regional Transit Authorities have cancelled bus service altogether, as a major blizzard moves through Massachusetts today.
In a press release, the MBTA warned that subways and buses will be operating at reduced levels, similar to Sunday schedules, during the day on Monday.
On Monday afternoon, the T announced that reduced schedules would extend into Tuesday so that the agency can focus on snow removal efforts.
A number of MBTA bus routes will be running on "snow route" detours to avoid hills and narrow streets (click here for a list of buses that operate on snow routes during storms).
Elsewhere in the state, most of the state's regional transit authorities (RTAs) had cancelled all bus service for Monday, but had not yet announced any cancellations for Tuesday.
There will be no MBTA ferry service, and regional commuter rail lines will operate on a reduced storm schedule, which can be found here.
This story was updated at 5 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 23rd, to add new information about the MBTA's reduced service plans for Tuesday Feb. 24th.
