Amtrak services between New York and Boston suspended for remainder of Saturday
What caused Amtrak's service suspension between New York and Boston?
Amtrak's service suspension between New York and Boston was caused by a malfunctioning circuit breaker, leading to a power outage on all tracks between Penn Station in New York and Union Station in New Haven, Connecticut. The issue affected Amtrak's Northeast Corridor, resulting in canceled train services for the remainder of Saturday.
How long is Amtrak's service suspension expected to last?
Amtrak's service suspension between New York Penn Station and Boston South Station is expected to last for the remainder of Saturday due to power outage issues2. The company cited a "malfunctioning circuit breaker" causing a widespread power outage on all tracks between Penn Station and New Haven Union Station in Connecticut.
What specific part malfunctioned causing Amtrak's power outage?
The power outage was caused by a malfunctioning circuit breaker, which led to a loss of power on the tracks between New York and Newark Penn stations5. This issue affected Amtrak services between Philadelphia and New Haven, resulting in delays and cancellations.