Braintree (MBTA station)

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Braintree Station
Station statistics
Address Ivory Street between Union and Pearl, Braintree
Lines MBTA Subway
Red Line (Braintree Line)
MBTA Commuter Rail
Middleborough/Lakeville Line
Plymouth/Kingston Line
Parking 1,281 spaces
Bicycle facilities 30 spaces
Other information
Opened March 22, 1980
Accessible Handicapped/disabled access
Owned by Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority

Braintree Station, located at Ivory and Union Streets in Braintree, Massachusetts 42.207767° N 71.001291° W, is the southernmost station on the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority's Red Line. It also is a stop on the MBTA Commuter Rail, Old Colony Lines (MBTA).

The station features a large park and ride garage, with space for 1,281 automobiles. It can be easily reached from Exit 17 off Route 3, a major highway to Cape Cod.

The station opened on March 22, 1980 and is a 30 minute ride from Park Street. Braintree Station is wheelchair accessible. See MBTA accessibility.

Until 2007, there was a $1.25 exit fare and a $2.50 entry fare to pay for the added routes; when at that time the entry fare for MBTA subway stations was normally $1.25. These surcharges existed at Quincy Adams and Braintree, and similar surcharges existed on other parts of the Braintree Extension at various times.

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