Route 128 (MBTA Station)
Route 128 is a station on the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Providence/Stoughton MBTA Commuter Rail line, with inbound service to Back Bay and South Station in Boston and outbound service towards either Stoughton or Wickford Junction. It is also known as "University Park" station. The station is also served by Amtrak's Northeast Corridor service to New York City and Washington, D.C., including all Acela Express high speed trains.
Route 128 Station is located at Exit 13 off Interstate 95/US 1/MA Route 128, in Westwood, Massachusetts, a suburb of Boston. Primarily a commuter station, Route 128 is mainly intended as a highway-to-rail park and ride facility, and has no connections to MBTA bus service. There are separate automobile entrances and levels for Amtrak (overnight) and commuter rail (day only) parking. Fast Lane transponders are accepted for payment of parking fees.
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