Bridgewater MBTA Commuter Station

Jayapraveen AR

This commuter rail station is located within Bridgewater State University campus and provides easy access for Bridgewater city people to use the commuter rail.

Justin Blau

Station is old and shabby, like everything else to do with the MBTA. No protection from wind in the middle of winter. There is some cover and lighting on the platform, but the walkway isn't covered. Parking is 20 dollars a week, so 100 a month on top of the 320ish per month for the pass, which is the same as the payment for a good car. Fortunately the limited bike space is never full in the morning for the warmer months. There are no discounts for parking, and you can't purchase a monthly pass as far as I can tell. Don't miss your stop ever or you'll probably need to have someone pick you up or pay for a 25 dollar Uber ride since the trains don't turn around always after Middleborough and stop. Expect your train to either stop due to some malfunction or be late because of another train every day. Cars will be full with people standing in the aisles in the morning and night, and the chairs are really uncomfortable, dirty, and falling apart. Overall an embarrassing public service, but all the other options to what into the city are worse.

Janet Chamberlain

Easy access and ample parking. Clean, open air station with a cover. Easy to get to class from the station if you're a commuter.

Bianca B.

Always parking available. Relatively clean and we'll kept for a commuter rail again. Convenient to access.