Amtrak

Plans for the Philadelphia Train Line connecting Reading to Philadelphia continue advancing with strong partnerships and funding support.

Amtrak has officially ended plans to operate passenger trains at Miami International Airport. The decision follows years of negotiations, costly preparations, and infrastructure upgrades aimed at accommodating Amtrak services.

Amtrak left more than 100 passengers stranded at Washington Union Station on December 26. The boarding error resulted from platform doors failing to open, leaving travelers unable to board.

Union Pacific announced significant improvements in Sunset Limited’s performance, addressing Amtrak’s concerns about delays and scheduling disputes.

Amtrak has launched the Sawtooth Bridges replacement project in New Jersey to enhance rail capacity. This critical infrastructure upgrade promises faster travel, increased reliability, and reduced delays.

Amtrak Downeaster has reached a remarkable milestone, serving 10 million riders since 2001. To celebrate this achievement, Amtrak is offering a $30 round-trip deal throughout January 2025.

Lawmakers recently proposed new legislation designed to protect Amtrak riders’ legal rights and improve accountability. The bill addresses unfair arbitration policies that limit passengers’ access to justice.

Amtrak has fully restored service at New York Penn Station, ensuring holiday travelers reach their destinations. The repairs came just in time for busy Christmas Eve schedules, reducing disruptions.

Amtrak continues to experience significant delays and cancellations along the Northeast Corridor. Ongoing signal failures and staffing shortages create travel disruptions, forcing passengers to adjust plans.

Amtrak welcomes David Fink’s nomination as Federal Railroad Administration Administrator, recognizing his experience in rail transportation and commitment to advancing passenger train safety and performance.

Rail services operated by Amtrak experienced significant delays early Sunday morning after overhead wires fell onto tracks.

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