Washington St is an unusual slightly more established 'B' branch platform. It consists of two narrow side platforms that have been recently renovated that run eastward from the intersection of Washington Street. The walls of the platforms have Jersey barriers with fences above restricting platform entry to the intersection. These each have a modern tactile warning strip, a steel and glass canopy, and a wooden mini-high platform ramp at the opposite end from the platform entrances for ADA boarding.
All photos taken on 16 December, 2011
Looking across to the renovated station platforms
The crosswalk to the station
signs for the Washington St station
The inbound platform's sign
The one sign on the outbound platform
The wooden mini-high ramp on the outbound platform a sign with Boston College as the next and only ADA station is along it
A sign about the Light Rail Accessibility Project, the Type-8s with built-in ramps make all the difference
The bridge plate to access trains from the mini-high platform
Outbound Type-7 #3659 enters
Looking across to the fenced station as passengers board an outbound train
Last Updated: 30 December, 2011
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