Adam M.
6/16/2014
The overall station is good. Clean, well lit, and properly maintained. Due to the land they had to work with, the parking areas are divided by the tracks. This shortfall is compounded by no...
North Billerica Commuter Rail Station
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18 Billerica Ave
North Billerica, MA 01862
The North Billerica Commuter Rail Station in North Billerica, MA is a transportation hub that offers a variety of transit options for commuters and travelers. With connections to the green line, red line, blue line, orange line, and more, it provides convenient access to the subway system, as well as commuter rail, bus, and ferry services. Whether you're looking to explore the city or commute to work, this station serves as a central hub for all your transportation needs.
With a range of fares and services available, including reduced fares and monthly passes, the North Billerica Commuter Rail Station ensures that passengers have affordable and flexible options for their journeys. The station is supported by the MBTA Transit Police, providing a safe and secure environment for travelers. Whether you're traveling locally or planning a trip to nearby destinations, this station is a reliable and convenient choice for all your transit needs.
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2.05 reviews
Christine F.
6/20/2017
I am only writing this review so that someone at MBTA might see it and try to fix. I don't have a problem with the station itself. I have always seen it clean and in good order, and so long as...
John A.
9/14/2016
Want to stuff dollar bills into an archaic metal slot? This is a common scene at N Billerica Station. The privately owned parking lots are in decent enough shape, but the payment system is old...
Sowmya S.
8/21/2014
First of all, My review is only for the cleanliness and maintenance of the station. The restrooms are filthy most of the times with no maintenance.
Carol C.
9/22/2016
Ridiculous that they have not adopted the 'Pay by Phone' parking system. Drivers are expected to stuff dollar bills or change into a small slot associated with their parking spot....really? Sounds...
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