Because both were listed on the alerts page when I checked, which I thought to do because of a tweet from somebody complaining how slow the Red Line was.
when alerts are posted then quickly cleared, it's most likely because somebody initially over-reacted in reporting a minor problem (for example, reporting brake smoke as a vehicle fire), thus generating a false alert, and not because a serious problem was quickly resolved.
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Huh?
where you getting that info? it's not on the MBTA website
They must've cleared the trains then
Because both were listed on the alerts page when I checked, which I thought to do because of a tweet from somebody complaining how slow the Red Line was.
Yay for fast broken-train getting-outing!
Regarding alerts on the Green Line, I've noticed that
when alerts are posted then quickly cleared, it's most likely because somebody initially over-reacted in reporting a minor problem (for example, reporting brake smoke as a vehicle fire), thus generating a false alert, and not because a serious problem was quickly resolved.