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Christian MilNeil

A green line train stops in the middle of Huntington Ave. while a passenger disembarks in the middle of the roadway while other riders wait under a bus shelter on the sidewalk at left.

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Street Design

Huntington Ave. Redesign Will Eliminate Last Mixed-Traffic Segment of the Green Line By 2027

A freshly-paved street with new bicycle lane markings. On the other side of the street a woman on a bicycle rides past a bus stop. Beyond the bus stop are several large trees budding with new leaves.

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Bicycling

Eyes On the Street: New Protected Bike Lanes In Jamaica Plain

Two Green Line trains and an MBTA bus meet at the Mission Park stop of the E Branch on Huntington Avenue in Boston.

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What’s In the T’s New 5-Year Construction Plan

A Type 8 Green Line train derailed from newly-installed tracks on the E Branch near Heath Street on Tuesday evening, October 19, 2021. Photo courtesy of Ari Ofsevit.

A Type 8 Green Line train derailed from newly-installed tracks on the E Branch near Heath Street on Monday evening, October 21, 2021.

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Huntington Ave. Redesign Will Eliminate Last Mixed-Traffic Segment of the Green Line By 2027

Eyes On the Street: New Protected Bike Lanes In Jamaica Plain

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What’s In the T’s New 5-Year Construction Plan

Could Fixing the E Branch Finally Bring the Green Line Back To Jamaica Plain?

Green Line Amputation: T Cuts Would Mothball Light Rail in Mission Hill