Boston’s transit agency is slowly returning to normal after a series of crippling snowstorms and frigid temperatures.
The MBTA restored service to most subway/trolley branches Sunday just in time for the Monday morning commute. Service was restored to the Mattapan branch on Monday morning.
All subway/trolley lines are now operational for the first time since Feb. 1.
Buses are running on a regular weekday scheduled, but delays are expected.
Commuter rail trains are running on what the T calls a “modified” schedule Monday and passengers are being told to expect delays and cancellations.
Ferry service is back to normal.
General Manager Beverly Scott, who had estimated it could take a month to restore the system, said the latest restorations are a “major step.”
