Amtrak’s St. Paul-Chicago Borealis service disrupted by equipment problem
Amtrak’s daily Borealis service between St. Paul and Chicago was disrupted Wednesday, with buses replacing trains. The cause of the train cancellation was corrosion of passenger railcars used on the route. Amtrak made the announcement Wednesday morning and said the cancellation also affected its Downeaster, Hiawatha and Cascades service.
Amtrak busing travelers to St. Paul, Milwaukee after canceling trains for 'corrosion' issues
The passenger rail service said it is running buses for its Borealis route, which runs one train a day to and from Minnesota. Half of Amtrak's six daily Hiawatha trains to and from Milwaukee are also running on buses.
Amtrak trains on several routes have been cancelled after the company removed its fleet of Horizon passenger cars from ...
A spokesperson for Amtrak said in a statement to TMJ4 that they discovered corrosion in several Horizon railcars while ...
The Amtrak Borealis train between St. Paul and Chicago is being temporarily switched to a bus replacement service after ...
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