Amtrak cancels 2 trains leaving Boston due to equipment issues – WCVB
Two Acela trains scheduled to arrive in Boston Sunday have been canceled due to separate equipment issues, Amtrak announced. Acela 2292 was canceled Sunday morning due to an “unrecoverable engine failure,” Amtrak said in a social media post. The train was due to arrive in Boston from New York City, but would now travel at slower speeds to its final stop in New Rochelle, New York. Minutes later, Amtrak canceled Acela 2257 between Boston and Washington, D.C., due to equipment unavailability. The cancellations come after a downed wire in Hyde Park disrupted Amtrak service between Providence and Boston on Saturday.
Two Acela trains scheduled to arrive in Boston Sunday have been canceled due to separate equipment issues, Amtrak announced.
Acela 2292 was canceled Sunday morning due to an “unrecoverable engine failure,” Amtrak said in a social media post. The train was due to arrive in Boston from New York City, but would now travel at slower speeds to its final stop in New Rochelle, New York.
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Minutes later, Amtrak canceled Acela 2257 between Boston and Washington, D.C., due to equipment unavailability.
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The cancellations come after a downed wire in Hyde Park disrupted Amtrak service between Providence and Boston on Saturday.
