An MBTA Green Line train was disabled near Copley Station in Boston's Back Bay on Tuesday, suspending service on one branch of the train line
It's the latest in a series of incidents on the Green Line, which was hit with power problems that affected service Friday and Saturday. And last week, the T revealed that much of the track on the new Green Line Extension would have to be redone because of issues involving the width of the track.
Tuesday's issue also involved a power problem, the T said. Shuttle buses were running between Kenmore and Park Street stations to replace train service, and service was suspended entirely on the E Branch between the Prudential Center and Park Street.
The T recommended the Orange Line train and 38 bus route for service in the area.
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Regular service has since resumed.
Tuesday's incident comes as the MBTA's Board of Directors was holding a meeting, where they were expected to discuss the Green Line Extension issues.
