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Amtrak passengers safe after train stuck in tunnel without A/C or electricity
Dozens of Amtrak passengers are safe after a train got stuck underground during a heatwave. Video from inside the train in Baltimore-Maryland shows passengers trapped for more than an hour without air conditioning or electricity.
Ninety feet below the East River, Amtrak’s 110 year-old train tunnels are slowly filling with salty water dripping on high-voltage cables as steel is nearly corroded to dust.
Have you ever seen the window over the inbound Fort Pitt Tunnel and wondered what's inside? We're getting that answer, and more, for you in a behind-the-scenes tunnel tour.
NEW YORK (PIX11) – A subway train stalled inside a tunnel between Queens and Manhattan on Friday, temporarily limiting N service between the two boroughs, according to the MTA. Most N trains ran ...
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Inside the crumbling, leaky, century-old tunnel at the center of a fight between Amtrak and MTA - MSNNinety feet below the East River, Amtrak’s 110 year-old train tunnels are slowly filling with salty water dripping on high-voltage cables as steel is nearly corroded to dust. Above ground, heads ...
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