SOMERVILLE, Mass. — A portion of the Green Line extension is shutting down to give crews the chance to do important repair work on the Squires Bridge on Route 28.
During the shutdown, there will be no train service between Union Square and Lechmere Stations.
The MBTA said 40,000 vehicles travel over the Squires Bridge daily, which is approximately how many drivers go through the Sumner Tunnel in Boston on any given day.
Crews will also continue demolishing the Government Center Parking garage during this time, so there will be no train service between North Station and the Government Center. Orange line trains will also not stop at Haymarket Station. There will not be shuttles running in place of train service during the 25-day closure.
The MBTA is offering alternative ways to get around by encouraging people to walk to the next nearest T-stop, take a bus, or take an accessible van.
All train service is set to resume on Oct. 18.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates as more information becomes available.
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