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Amtrak unveils NextGen Acela — ‘premium ride’ trains that can travel at 160 mph
Amtrak’s NextGen Acela is considered a “premium ride” for travelers, offering free high-speed Wi-Fi, individual USB ports, power outlets and reading lights. Fares for one-way business class service between Washington and New York on Friday, Aug. 29, ran $498 per traveler, according to Amtrak’s booking website.
Americas fastest train, NextGen Acela, has officially launched, transforming travel along the Northeast Corridor from ...
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Travel The U.S. By Train: How Long A Cross-Country Amtrak Trip Will Take, And How Much It Costs
The cost of traveling the U.S. by train depends on how travelers choose to ride. For those sticking with coach class, tickets ...
Passenger rail service along the Gulf Coast was among the many casualties of Hurricane Katrina in 2005. At long last, it is ...
John Hilbert stood by the railroad tracks at the Bay St. Louis station on a sweltering Gulf Coast morning, waiting. He was ...
Amtrak has recently been criticized for its massive delays due to extreme heat, cancellations, and other issues. For instance, a passenger recently described the company’s compensation policy as a ...
The Clarion Ledger took a ride on the inaugural run of Amtrak's Mardi Gras service that goes along Mississippi Coast. Get an ...
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