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9/15/2003
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Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority relocates bus terminal to improve rail access
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To improve access to its commuter-rail system, Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) recently opened a bus terminal in Lynn, Mass., adjacent to a commuter-rail parking garage.
The facility is designed to make it easier for passengers to transfer to and from MBTA trains, according to a prepared statement.
Relocated from its previous location two blocks away, the bus station includes new shelters, benches, improved lighting, sidewalks, plaza paving, enhanced signage and interior garage improvements.
The facility is designed to make it easier for passengers to transfer to and from MBTA trains, according to a prepared statement.
Relocated from its previous location two blocks away, the bus station includes new shelters, benches, improved lighting, sidewalks, plaza paving, enhanced signage and interior garage improvements.
