Traffic & Transit
Fire Halts NJ Transit, Amtrak Trains In Trenton Area: Officials
Train traffic is temporarily on hold due to a fire on an Amtrak train in the Trenton area Monday afternoon.
TRENTON, NJ — All train traffic holds on Amtrak's Northeast line have been lifted, the mass transit system announced Monday evening.
They had been on hold after a fire was reported on a wire train in Hamilton Monday afternoon. Trains will begin moving in the order which they were scheduled through the Trenton area.
Service on the Northeast Corridor on NJ TRANSIT has also resumed between PSNY and Trenton. Service is subject to 90-minute delays.
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Northeast Corridor rail service is suspended between PSNY to Trenton due to a fire on an Amtrak work train near Hamilton. Photo via @Blondiemcl6 pic.twitter.com/3RUQoJjP4X
— NJ TRANSIT (@NJTRANSIT) July 1, 2019
SERVICE ADVISORY: All train traffic in the Trenton (TRE) area is temporarily holding due to reports of a fire in the area. We will update as more information becomes available.
— Amtrak Northeast (@AmtrakNECAlerts) July 1, 2019
Northeast Corridor rail service is suspended between Trenton and Jersey Ave due to a fire on board an Amtrak work train near Hamilton Station.
— NJ TRANSIT (@NJTRANSIT) July 1, 2019
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