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All aboard: New Amtrak Acela trains rolling into service late this month
The new model, called NextGen Acela, is Amtrak’s fastest train, hitting top speeds of 160 mph. It’s no maglev, but it can get you from Baltimore to New York City in about two hours and 20 minutes, roughly a half-hour faster than a standard Amtrak train.
Amtrak to debut high-speed 'NextGen Acela' train this month with stops in Stamford, New Haven
The railroad company announced on Thursday that five of its new high-speed rail trains will launch on Aug. 28. The trains will service Amtrak's Northeast corridor, which includes major hubs like New York City,
Amtrak said the Northeast Regional 94 train stopped in a tunnel shortly after it departed from Baltimore Penn Station around 3:40 p.m. The company said it was due to a “locomotive malfunction.” ...
AmeriStarRail proposes a new high-speed train route that would take passengers from Los Angeles to New York with stops in ...
Amtrak passengers were filmed sweltering on a train stuck in a Baltimore tunnel for over an hour during heatwaves that have hit the East Coast. Train 94 was headed to Wilmington, Delaware on ...
BALTIMORE, Md. - Amtrak passengers on Northeast Regional Train 94 were stuck for over an hour on a train without air conditioning or power Monday afternoon. What we know ...
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