‘Power Fluctuation’ Halts Amtrak Commute
From Times Wire Reports
Electrical problems are piling up for Amtrak along its showcase Northeast corridor routes, the latest delaying thousands of New York and New Jersey commuters.
The “power fluctuation,” as Amtrak put it, stopped trains in the New York-New Jersey area. The Northeast corridor, with the railroad’s busiest and most profitable lines, runs from Washington to Boston and is fully electrified.
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