Metro Transit
06/23/2026
Testing activities are picking up on the eastern end of the METRO Green Line Extension!
After wrapping up the first phase of testing on the west end of the 14.5-mile corridor, trains are now out moving between the Target Field and Bryn Mawr stations in Minneapolis.
Through this testing, we are making sure all the systems and signals that guide train movements are functioning as they should. In all, some 4,000 tests will be completed before service begins in 2027.
Please remember to:
⚠️ Obey all traffic signals
🛤️ Stay off tracks
🚸 Cross only at designated crossings
If you spot a potential safety issue, contact the 24-hour hotline at 612-373-3933. For emergencies, always call 911.
06/22/2026
Starting soon! Prepare for Phase 2 of the Track & Signals project for the METRO Blue Line.
Buses will replace Blue Line trains for all stations beginning Monday, June 29 through Wednesday, Aug. 19.*
Subscribe to the "Blue Line Bus" option to receive updates/alerts about replacement bus service during the Track & Signals - Phase 2 maintenance project. Subscribe or update your current subscriptions now at metrotransit.org/alertsregister!
NOTE: METRO Green Line stations will also have replacement bus service via the Blue Line bus route during segments of the June 29 – Aug. 19 Blue Line maintenance period.
Buses will replace Green Line trains between Target Field and West Bank Station:
July 1 – 26
Aug. 16 – 19
Phase 2 contains a complete upgrade of the train signal system in the corridor. This work will allow for improved schedule reliability and will help keep trains moving in unusual instances like stalled trains or emergency track repairs.
*dates and affected stations are subject to change
Learn more about replacement bus stop locations, alternate routes, sign up for Rider Alerts and more at https://www.metrotransit.org/track_signals_phase2
NOTE: Replacement bus timing can vary with longer trip times because of needed routing and traffic conditions. Please plan extra time for your trip.
The Law Enforcement Torch Run Final Leg is a longstanding tradition of Special Olympics, bringing together peace officers and athletes to carry the Flame of Hope towards its ultimate purpose: to light the cauldron at the opening ceremony of the Special Olympics.
This year’s Torch Run is special for several reasons: it is the first ever “coast-to-coast” Final Leg, with two separate legs converging in Minnesota, host of the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games.
Runners representing Special Olympics Minnesota are also wearing shirts bearing the name of Metro Transit Police Department's Lt. Beverly Rodriguez, who was a tireless supporter of Special Olympics Minnesota before her untimely passing one year ago.
Metro Transit is proud to support Special Olympics Minnesota with a specially wrapped METRO Green Line train to deliver to Athletes and special guests to today’s Torch Run event!
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