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Red Line shutdown turns 20-minute commute to Boston into two-hour slog

A 10-day partial shutdown of Boston's Red Line has significantly increased commute times, turning 20-minute trips into two-hour journeys.

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The brief

Half of the MBTA Red Line is closed for 10 days from July 21 to July 30. Commuters are currently utilizing shuttle buses to navigate the shutdown.

Coverage from The Boston Globe, NBC Boston, WHDH, WCVB, and Streetsblog Massachusetts emphasizes widespread commuter frustration and significant delays. Specifically, some commutes to Boston have extended from 20 minutes to two hours.

Attention remains on the impact of shuttle bus operations and the status of the Red Line until the shutdown concludes on July 30.

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Quick answers

How long is the Red Line shutdown?

The shutdown lasts for 10 days, running from July 21 to July 30.

How much of the line is affected?

According to WHDH, half of the Red Line is closed.

What is the alternative transportation for commuters?

The MBTA is providing shuttle buses, though WCVB reports these have caused delays and frustration.

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