North Station – Government Center
Bus · Route Green Line Shuttle
North Station (Shuttle) ↔ Government Center (Shuttle)
Stops, live buses and next arrivals
Timetable
Scheduled departures for any day MBTA has published. For live arrivals, use the diagram above.
No service on this day Sun, Nov 1
Still to come from last night's schedule:
On-time performance
How much of the time buses ran early, on time or late, hour by hour.
It builds up from live positions while buses are running. On time: no more than 1 min early or 5 min late, sampled once a minute from live positions.
Connections
Bus routes you can transfer to from route Green Line Shuttle.
- 4North Station – Design CenterAt North Station - Haverhill St @ Causeway St and 1 more stops
- Green Line ShuttleUnion Square – North StationAt Haymarket - Congress St opp Hanover St and 1 more stops
- Red Line ShuttleQuincy Center – Broadway (Express)At Haymarket - Congress St opp Hanover St and 1 more stops
- 15Fields Corner Station – Ruggles StationAt Haymarket - Congress St opp Hanover St
- 39Forest Hills Station – Back Bay StationAt Haymarket - Congress St opp Hanover St
- 57Watertown Yard – Kenmore StationAt Haymarket - Congress St opp Hanover St
- 92Sullivan Square Station – Downtown via Main StreetAt Haymarket - Congress St opp Hanover St
- 93Sullivan Square Station – Downtown via Bunker Hill StreetAt Haymarket - Congress St opp Hanover St
- 116Wonderland Station – Maverick StationAt Cambridge St @ Government Ctr Sta
- 354North Burlington – State Street, BostonAt Cambridge St @ Government Ctr Sta
And 5 more routes at stops along the way. Blue Line ShuttleWonderland – Suffolk DownsGreen Line E ShuttleMedford/Tufts – North StationHaverhill Line ShuttleReading – Oak GroveNewburyport/Rockport Line ShuttleSwampscott – North Station (Limited)Orange Line ShuttleSullivan Square – State
About route Green Line Shuttle
Route Green Line Shuttle (North Station – Government Center) is a MBTA bus route with 3 stops between North Station - Haverhill St @ Causeway St and Government Center (Shuttle).
Times with the live mark come from each bus's GPS and MBTA's real-time predictions. Times marked "Not tracked" are scheduled trips with no bus reporting. All other times are from MBTA's published schedule (feed Fall 2026, 2026-10-30T17:51:33+00:00, version D).
What are timepoints?
Timepoints are stops where the bus is scheduled to wait if it's running early; times at the stops between them are estimates. On long routes, the diagram shows timepoints, transfer stops and stops with a bus nearby, and groups the stops in between.