Framingham/Worcester Line
Regional Rail
For more information, visit https://www.mbta.com/schedules/CR-Worcester.
Current Service Alerts
Worcester Line Train 5533 (11:00 AM from South Station) is operating 5-15 minutes behind schedule between West Natick and Worcester.
Affected stations: West Natick
Worcester Elevator 781 (Platform to pedestrian bridge) unavailable. Please use the elevator in the main building at 2 Washington Sq.
There is no accessible path connecting the inbound and outbound platforms at Wellesley Square Station. The existing path includes steep slopes and is long. Designs are underway to provide for a fully compliant pathway.
There are accessible mini-high platforms at the Western end of both the Track 1 and Track 2 sides. However, the existing pedestrian path between the two sides is long and includes steep slopes, especially on the Crest Road bridge over the tracks. Designs are underway to provide for a fully compliant pathway.
South Station Pedal & Park is closed due to construction. Bicycle racks are currently available on Atlantic Ave adjacent to the South Station main entrance.
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Recently Resolved Service Alerts
Framingham/Worcester Line Train 5525 (9:00 AM from South Station) is operating 5-15 minutes behind schedule between Wellesley Square and Worcester.
Affected stations: Wellesley Square Natick Center West Natick Framingham Ashland Southborough Westborough Grafton Worcester
Stations Served
This route stops at Ashland, Auburndale, Back Bay, Boston Landing, Framingham, Grafton, Lansdowne, Natick Center, Newtonville, South Station, Southborough, Wellesley Farms, Wellesley Hills, Wellesley Square, West Natick, West Newton, Westborough and Worcester.
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