As of October 2021, the MBTA owned 108 locomotives. Of these, 80 were in active passenger service and two used for work service. Eleven were undergoing rebuild, ten awaiting repairs, one leased to MBTA for non-revenue service to rescue broken down trains and three retired or out of service. As of November 2024, the MBTA owned 109 locomotives. Of these, 87 were in active passenger service. Ten were undergoing rebuild, seven being repaired or overhauled and five retired or out of service.
As of October 2021, the MBTA owned 108 locomotives. Of these, 80 were in active passenger service and two used for work service. Eleven were undergoing rebuild, ten awaiting repairs, one leased to MBTA for non-revenue service to rescue broken down trains and three retired or out of service.
As of November 2024, the MBTA owned 109 locomotives. Of these, 87 were in active passenger service. Ten were undergoing rebuild, seven being repaired or overhauled and five retired or out of service.
Didn’t know that TD Garden was right above the station! Go Celtics!