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It's full of real-time information, and has a very modern, streamlined design.
Note at the top it says "Submit your thoughts to help us make the best possible website for you."
I like how the "Find nearby stops and stations" is right at the top, and if you click the blue arrow button you'll get all the stops & routes in order of distance away. (That's assuming you let your web browser send your location to the website.)
It's full of real-time information, and has a very modern, streamlined design.
Note at the top it says "Submit your thoughts to help us make the best possible website for you."
I like how the "Find nearby stops and stations" is right at the top, and if you click the blue arrow button you'll get all the stops & routes in order of distance away. (That's assuming you let your web browser send your location to the website.)
The Blue Line is good for Lynn, and Lynn is good for the Blue Line.
My live MBTA real-time mapping apps:
https://sites.harvard.edu/~wuensch/T/subway-map.html
https://sites.harvard.edu/~wuensch/T/commuter-rail-map.html
My live MBTA real-time mapping apps:
https://sites.harvard.edu/~wuensch/T/subway-map.html
https://sites.harvard.edu/~wuensch/T/commuter-rail-map.html