Some Green Line LRT riders will take the bus on Monday afternoon

March 27, 2017 at 9:56PM
A westbound Green Line train passed through St. Paul near the Hamline Avenue and University Avenue stop on Wednesday afternoon. ] Aaron Lavinsky • aaron.lavinsky@startribune.com As the anniversary of the Green Line's opening approaches, we take another look to see how development along the line has progressed in the first year. Story focuses on St. Paul's University Avenue, the most challenged stretch of the 11-mile route. Bottom line: while few new projects have emerged since last year,
A westbound Green Line train passed through St. Paul near the Hamline Avenue and University Avenue stop on Wednesday afternoon. ] Aaron Lavinsky • aaron.lavinsky@startribune.com As the anniversary of the Green Line's opening approaches, we take another look to see how development along the line has progressed in the first year. Story focuses on St. Paul's University Avenue, the most challenged stretch of the 11-mile route. Bottom line: while few new projects have emerged since last year, city officials are taking the long view and believe the line will make the corridor into a transit-oriented mecca of housing and commercial development. ORG XMIT: MIN1506041231220074 (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Due to a mechanical problem, buses will replace Green Line light-rail trains between the Stadium Village and Raymond Avenue stations through the afternoon commute on Monday afternoon. Scheduled rail service continues at all other Green Line stations and on the Blue Line.

Customers traveling between Stadium Village and Raymond Avenue can board replacement buses near Green Line stations or use Route 16.

For Trip Planning assistance, contact the Transit Information Center at 612-373-3333.

Service updates will be shared here and through Metro Transit's Twitter and Facebook accounts.

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