While some folks are thinking of boycotting the T, I’m just trying to figure the damn thing out, especially the whole Inbound/Outbound thing. Exactly where on this MBTA Red Line map do I magically switch from being “Inbound” to “Outbound”?
When I got on at South Street Station, headed to Harvard, I thought I was “Outbound”, headed out of Boston to Cambridge.
Yeah, at U Mass, I noticed that I was the wrong “bound.”
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I think it’s Park.
Yup – Park Street is “Inbound” for the red line. I think that red line trains typically also have their terminal destination listed on the outside, which you can use to orient yourself on the T maps. Green line trains definitely do.
Paaak Street. Of cahhse its Paaak Street. That’s the centah of it all. Weah els wood yuz think it could bee feh cryinoutloud?
Also FYI, when you’re at Park St., Inbound is towards Downtown Crossing. Retarded system, I agree =P