CAMBRIDGE - A derailed Green Line train in Cambridge has finally been moved, about a day-and-a-half after it derailed. That's the good news for Boston area commuters. The bad news is shuttle buses are still running for now. Seven people were hurt Tuesday evening when the train derailed after leaving Lechmere station around 5 p.m.

A Green Line train derailed Tuesday near an MBTA station in Cambridge, Massachusetts, injuring several people and forcing dozens of passengers to walk along the tracks to an emergency exit. The MBTA says at about 5 p.

The shuttle buses that replaced train service all day Wednesday have been phased out, the MBTA said in a social media post at about 10:30 a.m. Thursday.

Firefighters said several people are being evaluated for injuries after a Green Line train derailed in Cambridge.

Green Line train derails near Cambridge, injuring seven; MBTA investigates, with shuttle buses replacing service.

A Green Line train derailed Tuesday near an MBTA station in Cambridge, Massachusetts, during the evening commute, and some injuries have been reported. The MBTA said shuttle buses are replacing service between North Station and Medford/Tufts due to the derailment near Lechmere.

Transit officials say shuttle buses will replace service in this area through the end of service on Tuesday and into the Wednesday morning commute.

A Green Line train suddenly derailed during the evening commute on Tuesday near Lechmere station, forcing dozens of passengers to evacuate and causing minor injuries to seven people, officials said. The wheels on the lead trolley came off track around 5 p.