New fall schedules go into effect on Monday, November 2.

As reopening continues, we expect more returning riders. We're also providing more trips than ever before to give you more options when you travel.

Here's what you need to know

Trains will run with more regular frequency throughout the day, giving you more options and space on trains for social distancing.

We'll be running 544 trips each weekday this fall versus 505 trips this time last year.

Some of the biggest changes...

We're excited to announce:

Fairmount Line — catch a train every 45 mins all-day
Providence Line — hourly service all-day
Worcester Line — express trains are back, including the Heart to Hub, which will also serve Framingham

We're piloting increased service frequency where many essential workers and residents are already using transit.

32 of the 39 new trips will provide additional service to places that have seen the highest return of bus riders, including Lynn and Brockton.

Lynn is still in Zone 1A for travel to/from Boston at the same cost as the subway — $2.40/trip — thru Dec 31, 2020 http://mbta.com/lynnpilot 

5-Day Flex Pass has been extended to Dec 31, 2020. Save time and money with a bundled fare! https://twitter.com/MBTA_CR/status/1272659506779095040

Continue wearing a mask and make sure you're wearing it properly to keep others safe when you ride.

Your mouth AND nose should stay covered throughout your trip, especially when on the train. #MaskUpMA

Safety is our top priority. In collaboration with @mbta, our @keolisboston crews are sanitizing trains with a new tool so you can #RideSafer.

Across our system, coaches are cleaned daily with extra emphasis on touchpoints like seats, handles, armrests, & handrails.

We're continuing to monitor ridership, listening to feedback, & working with state leaders on future changes to service. http://mbta.com/coronavirus 

For more information on these upcoming changes, visit: http://mbta.com/news/2020-09-14/fall-2020-commuter-rail-schedule-changes-take-effect-november-2