BOSTON (WHDH) - The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority ran trains throughout the night in an effort to keep the tracks clear of snow for the morning commute.
Workers could also be seen shoveling snow on platforms, sidewalks and staircases for passengers.
The subway and buses are running on a normal schedule, while the Commuter Rail is operating on a reduced schedule due to the impact of COVID-19 on staff.
All ferry service has been suspended.
As this #MAsnow storm continues, we want our riders to be prepared for their winter commutes. Stay safe & connected by:
🗨️Following us and @MBTA_CR on Twitter
⚠️Subscribing to T-Alerts at https://t.co/aiCsoYeYp0
❄️Visiting https://t.co/VHCW6B55hV for our Winter Travel Guide pic.twitter.com/3kTQ1MPFs9— MBTA (@MBTA) December 17, 2020
Keolis and @MBTA crews continue to work this morning, clearing ice and snow from passenger areas and key @MBTA_CR infrastructure. Switch heaters remain active to help keep train traffic moving. Please dress warmly and use caution when moving around outside today. pic.twitter.com/PUolMTvYeU
— Keolis Boston (@KeolisBoston) December 17, 2020
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