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How to get from Southbridge Town to Norton Center by bus and train?
From Southbridge Town to Norton Center by bus and train
To get from Southbridge Town to Norton Center in Boston, you’ll need to take 2 bus lines and 2 train lines: take the 29 bus from Central St + Morton St station to Hub Center station. Next, you’ll have to switch to the FRAMINGHAM/WORCESTER train, then the PROVIDENCE/STOUGHTON train and finally take the 18 bus from Attleboro Transit Center station to Norton Post Office station. The total trip duration for this route is approximately 300 min.
300min
29
18
Leaves from Central St + Morton St
Step by Step
- 1
Start from bus stationSouthbridge Town - 229Wait for bus29Hub Center
- 3
Ride to bus stationHub CenterID 313060 min - 4Walk to train stationWorcester Union Station160 yd • 2 min
- 5FRAMINGHAM/WORCESTERWait for trainFRAMINGHAM/WORCESTER#512 | South Station
- 6Ride to train stationBack Bay - South End87 min
- 7PROVIDENCE/STOUGHTONWait for trainPROVIDENCE/STOUGHTON#813 | Providence
- 8Ride to train stationAttleboro45 min
- 9Walk to bus stationAttleboro Transit Center90 yd • 2 min
- 1018Wait for bus18Bloom Bus Terminal (Taunton)
- 11Ride to bus stationNorton Post Office19 min
- 12Walk toNorton Center390 yd • 5 min
*Duration based on 8am traffic
Public transit directions from Southbridge Town to Norton Center
The distance between Southbridge Town, Boston and Norton Center, Boston is approximately 103.32 mi, which can typically be travelled in 300 min. Moovit will show you the directions from Southbridge Town to Norton Center by bus and train, so no matter how you choose to travel in Boston – you will always have plenty of easy options.
Public transit stations close to Southbridge Town
Southbridge Town is located at Southbridge Town, Boston and the nearest public transit station is Central St + Morton St.
Bus stations close to Southbridge Town:
- Central St + Morton St
- Mechanic St + Randolph St
- Mechanic St + Charlton St
Public transit stations close to Norton Center, Boston
Norton Center is located at Norton Center, Boston and the nearest public transit station is Norton Post Office.
Bus stations close to Norton Center:
- Norton Post Office
- West Main Street And Scott Drive
Related Routes
- Oxford to Norton Center
- Spencer to Norton Center
- Sturbridge to Norton Center
- East Brookfield to Norton Center
- Webster to Norton Center
- East Sandwich to Norton Center
- Harwich Center to Norton Center
- Harwich Port to Norton Center
- Amesbury Town to Norton Center
- Bliss Corner to Norton Center
- Brewster to Norton Center
- Chatham to Norton Center
- Dennis Port to Norton Center
- East Falmouth to Norton Center
- East Harwich to Norton Center
- Wareham Center to Norton Center
- West Dennis to Norton Center
- West Wareham to Norton Center
- North Eastham to Norton Center
- North Falmouth to Norton Center
Questions & Answers
What is the fastest way to get from Southbridge Town to Norton Center?
The fastest way takes 300 minutes, using Bus line 29, Bus line FRAMINGHAM/WORCESTER, Bus line PROVIDENCE/STOUGHTON, Bus line 18.
Is there a direct bus between Southbridge Town and Norton Center in Boston?
No, you’ll have to take 2 bus lines and 2 train lines in total. The total travelling time is 300 min.
Which bus line goes from Southbridge Town to Norton Center in Boston?
The 29 bus line goes from Hub Center station near Southbridge Town to Hub Center station. From there you’ll have to take one bus line and 2 train lines till Hub Center station near Norton Center in Boston
How long does it take to travel from Southbridge Town to Norton Center in Boston by bus and train?
The total travel time between Southbridge Town and Norton Center in Boston by bus and train is about 300 min.
Where do I get on the bus near Southbridge Town to get to Norton Center in Boston?
Get on the 29 bus from the Hub Center stop near Southbridge Town in Boston.
Where do I get off the bus when travelling between Southbridge Town and Norton Center in Boston?
Get off the bus at the Hub Center stop, which is closest to Norton Center in Boston.
