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To clarify: it used to be possible to transfer from the Blue Line (serving the airport and parts of the north shore) to the Green Line (serving much of the inne
by didgeoridoo 12y ago
To clarify: it used to be possible to transfer from the Blue Line (serving the airport and parts of the north shore) to the Green Line (serving much of the inner metro west) at a single stop — Government Center, which is now closed for renovations.
For the next couple of years, getting from the airport or north shore to metro west is a Blue > Orange > Green transfer, which is definitely much more of a hassle. It would have been nice for them to leave a corridor open between the Green & Blue trains at Gov't Center, but then you'd have the liability of people walking around inside a construction zone.
I've never been happier that I work in Watertown.
Edit: the blue line does not serve Charlestown. Brain fart.
- omegaworks 12y agoIt's one of the really nice things about the Chicago Loop system - lines running to the city's inner core don't intersect at single points of failure in this way. I wish that Boston's RGBOSi system did this. it would make life so much easier getting from one line to another.