Amtrak Unveils Exciting Upgrades and a Bold Vision for the Future

Amtrak aims to transform rail travel in the U.S. with new upgrades and future-focused projects. The company plans to double its ridership to 66 million passengers by 2040. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Amtrak Introduces Phase VII Livery with Modern and Stylish Design

Amtrak’s recent unveiling of the Phase VII livery has captivated train enthusiasts and passengers alike. Featuring dark red and blue divided by white arcs, the new design symbolizes a fresh era for the company.

Painted at Beech Grove in Indiana, the first Viewliner I sleeping car with Phase VII livery will enter service soon. This design is already seen on ALC-42 Chargers, P42s, and GP38-3s.

Amtrak Expands Upgrades Across Its Fleet to Enhance Passenger Experiences

Amtrak’s upgrades include modernized trains, improved service, and visually distinct designs. The company plans to roll out the Phase VII livery across Horizon, Amfleet, and Superliner cars by late 2025.

Newly color-coded sections, with red for First Class, green for Coach, and blue for Business, simplify boarding and enhance convenience for passengers. Reddit users praised the improvements as “practical” and “exciting.”

Positive Reception Highlights Amtrak’s Commitment to the Future

Amtrak’s enhancements, including the Acela launching in 2025 and Cascades upgrades in 2026, reflect its dedication to growth. The company’s ambitious plans aim to reshape rail travel for years to come.

Source: www.thetravel.com

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