BALTIMORE — Light Rail service was temporarily shut down over the weekend between Falls Road and North Avenue.
The MTA said high winds caused multiple trees to fall on wires that hang over the tracks just north of the Falls Road station.
Repairs to the damaged lines were completed by Monday night, allowing for light rail service in the area to open back up.
Repairs to the overhead wires that were damaged from fallen trees have been completed and light rail trains are operating in their normal north and southbound directions. The bus bridge is no longer in place. We appreciate your pa... https://t.co/vfDNlXGeu7
— MTA Maryland (@mtamaryland) December 27, 2022
Light Rail Weather Related Service Advisory -- Due to the high winds and downed trees on the overhead wires just north of Falls Road station, Light Rail service between North Avenue and Falls Road is suspended. A bus bridge is in ... https://t.co/vfDNlXGeu7
— MTA Maryland (@mtamaryland) December 23, 2022
