use both tracks; a crossover north of the platforms allows trains to switch tracks for regular right-hand drive operation on the rest of the line. Needham Line trains primarily use Track 5 which leads directly to the branch, but may also use Track 3. Passing commuter rail trains use tracks 3, 1, and 2; Amtrak trains generally use tracks 1 and 2 because Track 3 was not originally electrified. Bus connections Forest Hills serves as a major bus transfer station; 16 MBTA bus routes terminate at the station. Routes 16, 21, 31, 32, and 42 run on Hyde Park Avenue, Washington Street (north of the station), and the Arborway, and use the lower busway located off Hyde Park Avenue east of the station. The remaining nine routes run on South Street and Washington Street; they use the upper busway west of the station. Route 39 buses formerly used loops off New Washington Street built for Green Line E branch streetcar service in the 1980s but never used as such. On October 14, 2017, it was permanently rerouted to the upper busway during removal of the Casey Overpass. : Forest Hills station– or Harbor Point : –Forest Hills station : –Forest Hills station via Cummins Highway and Roslindale Square : Mattapan station–Forest Hills station via Morton Street : Wolcott or Cleary Square–Forest Hills station : Dedham Square–Forest Hills station : Walpole Center–Forest Hills station : Dedham Mall or Stimson Street–Forest Hills station : Millennium Park or VA Hospital–Forest Hills station : Baker Street & Vermont Street–Forest Hills station : Wren Street–Forest Hills station : Forest Hills station– : Georgetowne–Forest Hills : Forest Hills station– : Cleary Square–Forest Hills station : –Forest Hills station Route , a single early-morning trip intended for fare collectors but open to the general public, also stops at Forest Hills. References External links MBTA – Forest Hills Cambridge Seven Associates project page Station from Google Maps Street View Jamaica Plain, Boston Orange Line (MBTA) stations Railway stations in Boston Railway stations located underground in Boston MBTA Commuter Rail stations in Boston Stations on the Northeast Corridor Railway stations in the United States opened in 1909 Railway stations in the United States opened in 1987 Stations along Old Colony Railroad lines Stations along Boston and Providence Railroad lines Railway stations in the United States opened in 1842 Railway stations in the United States opened in 1897 Railway stations