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.

The service restoration comes after Amtrak began relocating Amfleet cars from around the country to the Pacific Northwest to replace the grounded Horizon cars, according to Just. The first five ...

Amtrak has restored round-trip train service on its Cascades route, although with shorter trains. “Since each replacement ...

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

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 ...

All the Amtrak Cascades routes will be restored this week, albeit with fewer seats. Rail cars from across the country came to the rescue.

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 ...

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 ...

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