BOSTON (AP) - A blown motor on a train entering a Boston subway station briefly caused smoke in the station.
A spokesman for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority say a train entering Andrew Station on the Red Line on Tuesday afternoon experienced a motor problem, which created some smoke.
The train was removed from service and the smoke was cleared by ventilation fans.
The T also tweeted that the tracks were inspected.
The incident caused about a 15-minute gap in northbound service, but normal service has since been restored.
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