Harvard Avenue is an accessible and renovated Green Line station in the northern median between the main roadway of Commonwealth Avenue and main center through-traffic roadway. The platforms are offset from each other with trolleys stopping before crossing Harvard Avenue. Each platform has a tactile warning strip with a mobile lift for wheelchair passengers to board high-floor trolleys, are separated from traffic by a Jersey barrier with a fence on top plus a regular station sign and maps. The Outbound platform also contains a red shelter structure and an additional entrance at its western end from the intersection of Reedsdale Street and Commonwealth Avenue.
All photos taken on 16 December, 2011
Passengers wait on the curved and wheelchair accessible (there is a mobile lift) Outbound platform
The Red shelter on the Outbound platform
The Station sign and maps on the Outbound to Boston College platform
Another small Harvard Avenue Station and a central pole
The Reedsdale Street end of the Outbound platform
Looking across to the Outbound platform
Passengers wait for an Inbound train across from a Mobile-lift for wheelchair access
Looking across the Harvard Avenue intersection to the curved Outbound platform
Last Updated: 4 November, 2020
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