NextGen Acela High-Speed Train Service
Sector: Rail • Location: United States
Source: Straight Arrow News
Amtrak is rolling out five new NextGen Acela trains capable of reaching speeds up to 160 mph, operating along the Northeast Corridor between Washington, D.C., and Boston. The new trains offer 27% more passenger capacity, high-speed Wi-Fi, wider seats, and a smoother ride. The rollout is behind schedule, originally expected in 2022, with plans to have all 28 trains running by 2027.
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Description | Amtrak is rolling out five new NextGen Acela trains capable of reaching speeds up to 160 mph, operating along the Northeast Corridor between Washington, D.C., and Boston. The new trains offer 27% more passenger capacity, high-speed Wi-Fi, wider seats, and a smoother ride. The rollout is behind schedule, originally expected in 2022, with plans to have all 28 trains running by 2027. |
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