Three and a half months after a Red Line train veered off the rails, dealt significant damage to signal infrastructure and incurred millions in costs, the MBTA announced Wednesday that full service has resumed across the entire network.
In the 13 days since a Red Line train with 60 aboard derailed in Dorchester, MBTA officials have been hesitant to offer an exact estimate of when full service would be restored, citing the complexities of repairing signal infrastructure wiped out by the careening six-car set.
Fallout from last week’s Red Line derailment can now include a new push to change the MBTA’s governance structure.
