Traffic & Transit
Amtrak Train Cars Come Apart Near Albany
A Twitter user took a photo of the incident.

A Penn Station-bound Amtrak train came apart Wednesday as it traveling near Albany. Two cars became separated about 7:30 p.m.
Almost 300 passengers and crew were on the train that was coming from Montreal, the New York Post said. No one was injured.
Twitter-user @manchuck tweeted that he was on the Amtrak train when it came apart.
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He wrote that about 10 minutes after leaving Albany there was a pop and the smell of electrical burning.
I'm on an #amtrak train going down to NYC for Thanksgiving. About ten minutes out of Albany, heard a pop smelled electrical burning and felt a rush of cold air. Turned around and looked back and saw the rat of the train is missing pic.twitter.com/6nPhft2qpn
— This Guy (@manchuck) November 22, 2018
Everyone was transferred to another train within a couple of hours, the New York Post said.
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