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As part of our $8 billion, five-year capital investment plan that began July 1, 2018, we’re modernizing and transforming the Green Line. Green Line Transformation (GLT) projects represent four levels of transformation: Safety and State of Good Repair; Accessibility; Legacy Car Replacement; and Increased Capacity. Each level aims to improve reliability and the overall quality of service for all riders and communities served by the Green Line. B Branch Station Consolidation Project construction: February 2021 - Late 2021 Project Overview This project will consolidate four Green Line B Branch stations (BU West with St. Paul Street and Pleasant Street with Babcock Street) along Commonwealth Avenue into two new stations. With new, accessible, and longer platforms, the stations will serve riders in the same vicinity as the current stations but will streamline trips and save time for riders. During construction, free shuttles and MBTA route 57 buses will provide alternate service for riders. Map of Station Locations Benefits 3 Provide accessible stations with two entrances per platform 3 Improved pedestrian safety with wider station platforms and protection from traffic 3 Faster, more reliable transit service along Commonwealth Avenue with fewer stops 3 Rider amenities and improved access with new lighting, benches, canopies, and safety features Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) Page 1 of 2 Green Line Transformation (GLT) ALTERNATIVE SERVICE Shuttles/Route 57 Buses • Weeknight and weekend shuttles run between Washington Street and Kenmore during construction • From April 17-May 9 and May 17-June 13, shuttles will replace trains during service hours between Washington Street and Kenmore • Shuttles will be MBTA buses or private carriers • Check www.mbta.com/GLBwork for the latest schedule • Pickups will be located at the existing bus stops Stay Connected for Bus Route 57 • Schedule will meet or exceed frequency of current B Branch schedule Visit the Website Accessibility Learn about the project and check for service alerts on • All drivers are trained to assist riders and to your lines at www.mbta.com/GLBstations operate lifts Get T-Alerts Riders’ Health & Safety Tell us about your regular trips and receive a text or • Service will be monitored throughout and email alerts that are relevant to you, when you want adjusted to reduce crowding them alerts.mbta.com New Station Design Contact Us [email protected] If information is needed in another language, please contact the MBTA Title VI Specialist by phone at (617) 222-3200 如果需要使用其它语言了解信息, 请联系麻纱湾区交通局,（MBTA）《民权法案》第六章专员, 电话 (617) 222-3200 Если Вам необходима данная информация на любом другом языке, пожалуйста, свяжитесь со cпециалистом по Титулу VI MBTA по тел: (617) 222-3200 Si necesita esta información en otro idioma, por favor contacte al especialista de MBTA del Título VI al (617) 222-3200 Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) Page 2 of 2 Green Line Transformation (GLT)