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MBTA releases schedule for new South Coast Rail service

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FALL RIVER, Mass. (WPRI) — The long-awaited South Coast Rail service will begin in less than three weeks. The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) will officially launch the commuter rail service — which will connect Fall River, Freetown, New Bedford, Middleboro and Taunton to Boston — on Monday, March 24. The commuter rail service will consist of 32 daily trips between Boston’s South Station and East Taunton, of which 15 will be on…

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The Business Journals

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Here’s the South Coast Rail schedule; service set to begin

The MBTA has released the train schedule for the new Fall River/New Bedford line, with a total of 32 trains leaving either city each weekday.

30 days ago·United States

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MBTA releases schedule for new South Coast Rail service

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MBTA releases train schedule for new South Coast Rail service - The Boston Globe

Service on the train line begins March 24 with six new stations opening in Taunton, Freetown, New Bedford, Middleboro, and Fall River.

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The Herald News, Fall River, MA

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MBTA's South Coast Rail schedule is posted. Here's when and how often trains will run.

The MBTA has posted its weekday and weekend schedule for South Coast Rail trains to New Bedford and Fall River. Take a look.

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New safety system for MBTA Green Line moves forward – The Daily Free Press

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Association announced Feb. 25 it selected a contractor to begin implementing the Green Line Train Protection System, MBTA spokesperson Maya Bingaman wrote in a statement to The Daily Free Press.

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The New Bedford Light

New Bedford proposes commuter-friendly zoning around South Coast Rail - The New Bedford Light

NEW BEDFORD — Hotels, event centers, commercial and residential buildings: that’s the mayor’s new vision for development near the downtown train station.Just weeks before MBTA commuter rail service arrives in downtown New Bedford at the Whale’s Tooth parking lot, Mayor Jon Mitchell released his administration’s proposal to create a more walkable, business-friendly, and commuter-friendly neighborhood in that area.The proposal, known as the Clasky…

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