Amtrak is relocating Amfleet railcars from around the country to help restore service in the Pacific Northwest after the ...

Whether any of Amtrak’s 70-car Horizon fleet can ever return to active duty is still to be determined following extensive examination of ten vehicles at carbuilder Alstom’s 130,000-square-foot ...

To restore some level of regular train service, Amtrak has pulled 1970s and early 1980s Amfleet coaches from the Northeast and attached them to Empire Builder trains running through Milwaukee to ...

The Washington Department of Transportation said the goal is to restore all train trips as quickly as possible, though some trains may have fewer cars than usual.

After abruptly pulling most trainsets from service on the Cascades route last week, Amtrak has begun bringing in replacement Amfleet I cars to restore rail service along the Interstate 5 corridor.

It is uncertain how long this limited seating will remain in place. AMFLEET TRAINS ON THEIR WAY TO THE PNW Amtrak is moving several Amfleet I train cars to Seattle to replace the Horizon ...

Amtrak had to suddenly take its entire fleet of ageing Horizon trains out of service last week, which pushed passengers onto buses.

Trains will have less capacity for now, but service is expected to resume for some routes as early as Tuesday.

Washington State Department of Transportation said the first trains to be back in service will be Amfleet I train cars for lines #516 and #519, which serve between Seattle and Vancouver ...

Amtrak is sending the replacement train cars, known as Amfleet I train cars, from Chicago. The first Amtrak Cascades trains scheduled to return to service will serve the route between Seattle and ...

Amtrak said it will use Amfleet 1 rail cars from train systems across the United States as temporary replacements. The first rescue rail cars are coming from Chicago, said Amtrak spokesperson ...