Orange Line riders should expect disruptions to their commute in the coming weeks, the MBTA said in a reminder on Monday. Parts of the Orange Line will be shut down from Oct. 8-20, and then again ...

Here’s what to know. Orange Line service will be suspended from Forest Hills to Back Bay during the week, and the suspension will be extended through North Station this weekend.

Green and Yellow line trains will run every 8 minutes all day. Blue, Orange, and Silver Line trains will operate every 12 minutes during the day and every 15 minutes after 9:30 p.m.

The MBTA's Orange Line will be closed from Oct. 8 to 20 between Forest Hills and Back Bay stations. From Oct. 12 to 14, the line will be closed from Forest Hills to North Station.

The Orange Line was originally called the Euclid Line when it opened in March 1986. It started with a 4.5 mile path, but in June 1989 it was extended 11.1 miles to El Cajon and renamed the East Line.

Following additional Track Improvement Program work that took place on the line earlier last month, the Orange Line is now completely free of all speed restrictions for the first time since 2010 ...

The Red Line will suspend service between JFK/UMass and Braintree from March 8-9, 22-23 and 29-30. Shuttle buses will make all stops between these two stations during the closures.

Here’s what to know. appeared first on Boston.com. An MBTA Orange Line car passes through Tufts Medical Center MBTA station on Sept. 18, 2022.© Carlin Stiehl for The Boston Globe ...