OBSERVED MBTA TRAVEL TIME · 30 SERVICE DAYS

Northeastern UniversitytoBrigham Circle

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A direct MBTA train from Northeastern University to Brigham Circle took a median 6.2 minutes across 3,682 observed trips; 90% of measured rides finished within approximately 7.8 minutes.

Source: MBTA Performance Data · 2026-08-20 to 2026-09-18 · Completed direct trips only

Typical6.2 min50th percentile
Slower trip7.8 min90th percentile
Scheduled8.2 minmedian timetable
On pace97%within 2 min of schedule

THE SHORT ANSWER

How long does Northeastern University to Brigham Circle take?

The median completed ride from Northeastern University to Brigham Circle was 6.2 minutes; the published schedule’s median was 8.2 minutes.

Based on 3,682 direct trips between 2026-08-20 and 2026-09-18, the median observed ride was 6.2 minutes. That was within 2 minutes of the published schedule.

Nine out of ten measured trips finished within approximately 7.8 minutes. These figures describe completed direct trips; they do not include the time spent waiting for the train.

WHEN YOU TRAVEL

Northeastern University to Brigham Circle times by daypart

Evening rush produced the fastest median for Northeastern University to Brigham Circle; Midday produced the slowest.

Differences can change as the rolling dataset updates.

Morning rush

6.2 min 791 trips · 96% on pace

Midday

6.8 min 901 trips · 96% on pace

Evening rush

6.2 min 727 trips · 96% on pace

Off-peak

6.2 min 1,263 trips · 98% on pace

MEASUREMENT SAMPLE

How Northeastern University to Brigham Circle was measured

The Northeastern University to Brigham Circle estimate uses 3,682 completed direct-trip stop-timestamp pairs matched to the schedule active for each observed train.

We publish the median because one dramatic delay should not define an everyday journey, and the 90th percentile because riders still need to understand the bad end of normal.

We do not infer why a trip ran slowly. Construction, incidents, crowding and weather require separate evidence.

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