MBTA directors meeting after defects found along Green Line Extension
MBTA General Manager Phil Eng announced last week that more than half the extension tracks need repairs after officials found some track rails were too narrow.
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MBTA General Manager Phil Eng announced last week that more than half the extension tracks need repairs after officials found some track rails were too narrow.
Miles of tracks that are too narrow across the Green Line Extension could be fixed by mid-November following up to two weeks of evening closures,<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/glx-fixes-could-occur-during-overnight-shutdowns/">Read More</a>
MBTA officials are considering a plan that would close the Green Line Extension earlier than normal each night for up to two weeks this fall to repair large stretches of rails that are too narrow.
Rail gauge issues on the Green Line Extension could be fixed as early as mid-November under a proposal from the team that built the GLX.
Senior management at the MBTA displayed “poor judgment” in going ahead with the opening the new Green Line Extension last year despite knowing there were<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/healey-poor-judgment-of-baker-admin-kept-glx-issues-shrouded/">Read More</a>