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On Monday, July 27, a temporary construction schedule will be in effect on the Framingham/Worcester Line. From 7:30am to 4:00pm there will be decreased service in both directions to accommodate necessary track work. Starts Mon Jul 27
Temporary schedule adjustments:
• Four off-peak inbound trains are temporarily removed from the schedule, with service operating roughly every two hours between 9am and 4pm: Trains 530 (9:05am), 538 (11:00am), 546 (1:05pm), and 554 (3:00pm)
• Four off-peak outbound trains are temporarily removed from the schedule between 7:30am and 1:00pm, with service operating roughly every two hours: Trains 519 (7:30am), 525 (8:55am), 533 (10:50am), and 541 (12:55pm)
• Several midday trips in both directions have 5 minutes added to their scheduled run times.
Inbound and outbound rush hour service is not affected.

Crews will replace 80,000 linear feet, or 15 miles, of rail between Framingham and Auburndale. This is the equivalent of 7.5 track miles when accounting for both tracks. The new rail will not need to be replaced again for 25+ years.

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There is no accessible path connecting the inbound and outbound platforms at Wellesley Square Station. The existing path includes steep slopes and is long. Designs are underway to provide for a fully compliant pathway. Started Fri Feb 28 2025
There are accessible mini-high platforms at the western end of both the Track 1 and Track 2 sides. However, the existing pedestrian path between the two sides is long and includes steep slopes, especially on the Crest Road bridge over the tracks. Designs are underway to provide for a fully compliant pathway.