Just Take the Train

Explore countless destinations on 12 Lines in over 170 cities and towns with the Commuter Rail.

Embrace Adventure Everywhere

With many popular attractions, shops, and restaurants within a short distance of Commuter Rail stations in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, you can skip the traffic and spend time on what matters. Go car-free and get unlimited weekend rides with the $10 Weekend Pass, which now includes Federal Holidays. Kids 11 and under always ride free! Explore each line and stop on the Commuter Rail and create your own “must-see” itinerary for your adventure.

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Explore Massachusetts with Curated Day Trips From Boston

Experience harvesting cranberries, learn how to rock climb outdoors, go kayaking or simply explore an area outside of Boston you’ve been wanting to see. Keolis massAdventures will get you there.

Special Service

Take the train and get to the big events without the hassle of traffic and parking.

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Go Green

Every time you take the train instead of driving you are reducing carbon emissions and helping create cleaner, better, communities.

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Skip the driving despair when heading into Boston on your morning commute. #JustTakeTheTrain
#JustTakeTheTrain to go apple picking!🍎 

Hop on board this weekend and head out to @honeypothillfarm via the Fitchburg Line from North Station. Apple picking is just a short ride share away from South Acton Station.

With our $10 Holiday Weekend Pass you can ride unlimited on the Commuter Rail from today, Saturday October 12th to Monday October 14th.
Holiday Weekend = $10 Weekend including Monday for Indigenous People's/Columbus Day! Ride unlimited Saturday October 12th through Monday October 14th and enjoy the beautiful fall weather.🍂
Happy #WorldSightDay! We are dedicated to helping raise awareness about vision impairment, blindness and the overall importance of eye health. 

At North Station and Salem Station on the Newburyport/Rockport Line we have implemented @NaviLens to help guide our visually impaired riders safely to their destination. 

Visually impaired people have difficulty using traditional signage and therefore cannot be autonomous in unfamiliar environments.

Visually impaired users can use @NaviLens codes, as they do not need to know precisely where they are placed.