The MBTA Mattapan line has returned to normal service after flooding prompted several ice rescued on Tuesday morning.

Mattapan Line trolley services were suspended at about 7:40 a.m. after flooding submerged the tracks and caused power issues.

MBTA Mattapan Trolley at Milton Station was evacuated using rafts after flooding, which may be due to the nearby Neponset River overflowing. No injuries were reported.

The river flooded the tracks at the Milton station on Adams Street around 7:40 a.m., and buses have been deployed since that ...

An MBTA driver and six passengers had to be rescued by boat after their trolley was hit by a “wall of water” while approaching Milton Station on Tuesday morning. The T said in a post on X at 7:46 a.m.

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