About the Newburyport/Rockport Line Shuttle By MBTA
Overview
Description
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Route Description
Rail Replacement Bus
About MBTA
Transit Massachusetts
Areas
Online
Bikes
Accessibility
Web Services
MBTA Real-Time stop predictions (Bus, Subway, Tram, Rail, and Ferry). Trip updates (Bus, Subway, Tram, Rail, and Ferry). The T Real-Time Service Alerts with system-wide, all lines, per line, and per stop options (All Travel Modes). Vehicle locations with per stop, per line, and per direction options (Bus, Subway, Tram, Rail, and Ferry). MBTA On Facebook.
Access from nearby service panels or a Line Web Page.
Bikes Policy
At least one bicycle can be accommodated on 71% of the trips, no bikes on 16%, and no info for 13% bikes policy.
Accessibility Information
At least one wheelchair is accommodated on all trips. At least some vehicles can be boarded by a wheelchair user at 91% of the stops, none at 2% of the stops, and no info for 7% of the stops.
Service Areas
Blue Line
Blue Line - Airport Station
CapeFLYER - Hyannis
CapeFLYER - Wareham/Buzzards Bay/Bourne
Commuter Rail Zone 1
Commuter Rail Zone 10
Commuter Rail Zone 1A
Commuter Rail Zone 1A - Fairmount Line
Commuter Rail Zone 1A - South Station
Commuter Rail Zone 2
Commuter Rail Zone 3
Commuter Rail Zone 4
Commuter Rail Zone 5
Commuter Rail Zone 6
Commuter Rail Zone 7
Commuter Rail Zone 8
Commuter Rail Zone 9
Green Line - Government Center
Green Line B - West of Kenmore
Green Line C - West of Kenmore
Green Line E - West of Symphony
Mattapan Trolley - Ashmont and Mattapan
Orange Line - State
Red Line - South Station
Route 354 - Downtown
Route 354 - Outside Downtown
Route 426 - Downtown
Route 426 - Outside Downtown
Route 450 - Downtown
Route 450 - Outside Downtown
Silver Line - Airport Station
Silver Line - Airport Terminals
Silver Line - Courthouse
Silver Line - North of Airport Station
Silver Line - Silver Line Way
Silver Line - South Station
Silver Line - World Trade Center
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Alert Info
MBTA On X
MBTA On Facebook
Line Alerts Phone
1-800-392-6100
More...
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Fares for the Newburyport/Rockport Line Shuttle Bus
Media
Fares
Passes
Ticketing
Exact Fares
Fares on a per route basis not found for his Line.
The Newburyport/Rockport Line is a branch of the MBTA Commuter Rail system, running northeast from downtown Boston, Massachusetts towards Cape Ann and the Merrimack Valley, serving the North Shore.
A one-way fare on the subway is $2.40 with a CharlieCard, CharlieTicket, or cash. Reduced fares are available for eligible riders. Passes for 1 day ($11.00), 7 days ($22.50), or the Monthly LinkPass ($90.00) are also available.
Washington Street Trailhead: Entrance to the Clipper City Rail Trail on Washington Street in Newburyport, MA. Follow Winter Street (which is a one way street) to Washington Street. Limited parking is available on street in and around the trailhead entrance.
Two types of services are offered: Commuter and Express. Commuter Trains have a blue livery and stop at all stations, while Express Trains have a purple livery and focus on serving passengers using Taoyuan International Airport (TPE), stopping at just two stations between Taipei Main Station and the airport.
The MBTA Commuter Rail (reporting mark MBTX) system serves as the commuter rail arm of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority's (MBTA's) transportation coverage of Greater Boston in the United States. Trains run over 394 mi (634 km) of track to 134 stations.
Most commuter (or suburban) trains are built to main line rail standards, differing from light rail or rapid transit (metro rail) systems by: being larger. providing more seating and less standing room, owing to the longer distances involved. having (in most cases) a lower frequency of service.
Commuter Rail fares are determined by the Zones you are traveling to and from. A one-way ticket costs between $2.40 – $13.25. Round trip, 10-ride, and monthly passes are also available. Reduced fares are available for eligible riders.
There are several ways to purchase an Amtrak ticket: You can do it online or via Amtrak's app, you can buy tickets at the station, or you can order them over the phone. But Soto says there's only one way to go. "You will find better deals if you buy your ticket online instead of at the train station," Soto said.
Summary. Amtrak offers commuter lines that compete with city trains and driving can save money upfront, but parking costs can add up. Driving is normally cheaper than Amtrak trains upfront, but commuting on trains can be more relaxing and productive.
To ride the T, you'll need a CharlieCard or CharlieTicket, which can be purchased at most subway station vending machines and select convenience stores. The basic fare for a one-way ride is $2.40, and kids 11 years and younger ride free.
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