Lebanon Street Loop, located at the intersection of Lebanon Street and Swain Pond Avenue in Malden, Massachusetts. The Boston Elevated Railway (and its successor, the M.T.A.) served a 14-municipality area, which included Malden but not adjacent Melrose. The Lebanon Street Loop allowed trolleys, trolleybuses, and (after 1963) buses to terminate their routes just short of the town line. As it has been for a century, the Loop is the northern terminal of most Route 106 service. Some midday trips were extended into Melrose in 2000, though it had been part of the MBTA district since 1964.