Buses can get crowded. We ask riders to follow a few rules for the comfort and safety of everyone on board:. Service animals are allowed on the T at all times. Dogs should be on leash and cannot take up a seat, but there is room for them to lay down under the seats. Small animals like cats and rabbits should be kept in pet carriers. Please keep the carrier on your lap if possible and away from vehicle doors, especially during rush hour. All non-electric MBTA buses are equipped with bike racks that can hold 2 conventional bikes.
Learn more about using a T bus bike rack. Safety first! All stops and transfer points are announced automatically and displayed on a screen at the front of the bus. If you need help finding your stop, ask the operator for assistance. If you see something suspicious or need to report an emergency, please dial or call the Transit Police at Call Transit Police. The entire MBTA bus fleet is accessible to people with disabilities, and we offer trip planning assistance to help you get the most out of your journey.
All MBTA buses are accessible to people with disabilities. Some stops may have barriers to accessibility, but the operator is required to find a safe location for you to board. Learn more about planning an accessible bus trip by visiting our access guide. Priority seats are available near the front of the bus. Operators are required to ask riders to make priority seating available upon request. Riders are expected to yield their seats to seniors and people with disabilities, but cannot be forced to move.
Seniors and people with disabilities may qualify for reduced bus fares. You can also add value online and at onboard fare boxes. Skip to main content green line. Beginner's Guide to the Bus. Where can I go on the bus? Find Transit Near Me. When do buses run? See all bus schedules Did you know? How do bus schedules work? Bus schedules are available in several formats: On schedule pages on our website : Simply click on any route to see pick-up times and real-time bus locations.
You can also request them from Customer Support. Braille and large-format schedules are available as well. How does the Silver Line work? Can I get to and from the airport on the bus? How can I see when my bus will arrive? Stay updated about delays with our bus alerts. The easiest way to plan a bus trip is to use our trip planner. Try Trip Planner. Masks on the T Riders and employees are required to wear masks on all MBTA property, including vehicles, stops, and stations.
See the latest mask requirements. Choosing Your Bus and Payment Method. How much will my bus fare cost? Learn more about CharlieCards and CharlieTickets Cash fare payments do not include transfers to other modes of transit. With a CharlieCard, pay the difference in fares when you transfer to the subway or Express Bus. Payments by CharlieCard include 1 free transfer to subway, Local Bus, or any Silver Line route within 2 hours of your original ride. What types of tickets and passes are available?
Learn more about bus fares Did you know? Where can I buy bus tickets or passes? There are several options for buying tickets or loading up your CharlieCard. Learn more about where you can get a CharlieCard Fare Vending Machines You can buy or renew 1-day, 7-day, cash value, and monthly passes at fare vending machines. Retail Sales Locations Tickets and passes are available at retail stores throughout the region.
Online Cash value and passes can be added to CharlieCards online. Fare Calculator Choose your origin and destination to calculate your fare with our Trip Planner. When autocomplete results are available, use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. Touch device users, explore by touch or with swipe gestures.
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How do I catch the bus? What if the bus stop is obstructed? On the Bus. How do I pay my fare? What etiquette rules should I follow on the bus? We ask riders to follow a few rules for the comfort and safety of everyone on board: Let passengers exit the bus before attempting to board, especially during rush hour. When boarding the bus, please move all the way into vehicle, as far away from the doors as possible, to help make room for other passengers.
Only take 1 seat. And if you have a seat and no other seats are available, please offer your seat to seniors, pregnant women, and people with disabilities. Take off your backpack, and keep large personal items on the floor and out of the way. Learn more about rider etiquette. Are pets allowed on the bus? Can I bring my bike on the bus? Learn more about using a T bus bike rack Safety first! How do I know what stops are approaching? How do I request a stop?
What should I do in case of an emergency? Every MBTA staff member is trained on emergency procedures and preparedness. Learn more about safety on the T. Planning an Accessible Trip. Is the bus accessible to people with disabilities? Can you help me plan an accessible trip? Hours of Service: Varies by line and station.
What is the T in Boston? When do buses run? Each bus route has its own schedule, with most routes running between 5 AM and 1 AM. Some routes also run between 1 AM and 5 AM. Schedules are adjusted every 3 months to account for service demands. Operating days this week: everyday. Re: Is it safe to use a subway at night in Boston? Yes, it IS safe. Yes it is safe , but it will be easier to get on the Orange line at North Station and take it to Back Bay station where you can get commuter rail.
It offers subway, bus, trolley car and boat service to just about everywhere in the Greater Boston area and beyond. How much does the subway cost? Reduced fares are available for eligible riders.
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