Shuttle buses replace service on MBTA's Red Line
Shuttle buses running on portion of MBTA Red Line Friday morning
The T first alerted riders to the derailment around 5 a.m. Friday morning, right around when service starts each day. Shuttle buses were deployed to replace trains between the JFK/UMass station in Dorchester and the North Quincy station on the Red Line, which spans Braintree to Cambridge.
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