Amtrak service suspended on Northeast Corridor due to overhead wire damage
Train service on Amtrak's Northeast Corridor between New York City and Philadelphia was suspended Monday due to what officials are describing as "overhead wire damage." New Jersey Transit said all rail service along the North Jersey Coast Line has been suspended as a result and service into and out of Penn Station on the Raritan Valley Line is subject to delays of up to 60-minutes.
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