The best and worst times to hit the road for the holidays Amtrak suspended part of its Northeast service on Sunday due to downed power wires and customers along the Northeast Corridor experienced delays of up to 60 minutes. In an alert posted on Monday ...

As Marylanders continue to head to their holiday destinations, Amtrak was hit with a slew of delays and cancellations Monday.

Amtrak says service has been fully restored between New York’s Penn Station and Philadelphia. The company said “all services are operating” in a post shortly before 8 a.m. ET today (Dec. 24, 2024) on its Northeast Corridor alerts feed on X.

A day after Amtrak suspended part of its Northeast Corridor service due to downed overhead wires, the railroad is still experiencing delays. Amtrak said it was addressing “signal power issues” on Monday for the tracks in and out of New York Penn Station.

Amtrak railway service across the Northeast Corridor faced delays and cancellations on Monday, causing chaos for passengers traveling ahead of the holidays.

Amtrak passengers faced delays of 30 to 60 minutes Sunday night because of power line issues along the Northeast Corridor, which provides service between Washington, D.C., and Boston, officials said.

Amtrak trains traveling between Boston and Washington DC and New York will likely see delays this morning. Downed wires on tracks in Philadelphia are impacting service in the Northeast corridor. Equipment unavailability is impacting and canceling certain trains between Boston and New York.

Downed wires on tracks in Philadelphia are impacting Amtrak service in Boston and across the Northeast, the company said Monday morning. The downed wires forced the suspension of part of Amtrak’s northeast service on Sunday between New York’s Penn Station and Philadelphia.