Amtrak restores service after overhead wire issues
Amtrak fully restored service Monday afternoon between Penn Station and Philadelphia after trains were disrupted due to overhead wire damage near Newark-Penn Station. Officials said service was restored as of 3:20 p.m., but commuters could expect residual minor delays between Philadelphia and Penn Station.
Some Amtrak passengers experienced disruptions in service in New York City this week due to a fire near the city's Penn Station. Amtrak halted its service between New York and New Haven ...
At least one down tree in the Paoli area disrupted SEPTA and Amtrak, and part of a tree fell and killed a driver in Chester ...
Amtrak said Monday afternoon it was only seeing "minimal delays" along the Northeast Corridor after overhead wire damage ...
Outdoor burning is not recommended." Brush fire forces suspension of Amtrak service from Penn Station to New Haven Amtrak said Tuesday afternoon a brush fire close to its tracks in the Bronx ...
Amtrak service was suspended Wednesday between Penn ... Customers with reservations on disrupted trains can reschedule for similar times or for another day, free of change fees, officials said.
Amtrak and NJ Transit alerts of delays, suspensions on Amtrak's northeast corridor service. Here's what commuters in ...
Ridership increased 15% over 2023 to a record 32.8 million customer trips, as passenger revenue hit $2.5 billion, up 9% over ...
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