
Amtrak has canceled some train services in the Midwest due to severe cold weather conditions as of January 20, and is offering alternative transportation options to passengers. While 27 different services are affected, bus transportation is being provided for the canceled routes.
Amtrak Midwest Train Cancellations and Alternative Arrangements
Extreme cold weather continues to disrupt some Amtrak services in the Midwest. As of Monday, Jan. 20, eight additional trains have been canceled, including one scheduled to depart Kansas City at 8:40 a.m. Missouri River Runner train No. 318 Passengers can take the 5 train, which departs from St. Louis at 40:306 p.m. Buses to Chicago will be directed.
Initially Missouri River Runner train No. 9, scheduled to leave Chicago at 40:319 a.m. will also be cancelled and will terminate in St. Louis. Bus service for this route St. Louis - Kansas City will change the part between. Also Lincoln Service trains No. 300, No. 301 and No. 305 has also been cancelled. Alternative train services or bus transportation will be provided for passengers.
Why Does Amtrak Prioritize Passenger Safety?
amtrak, severe weather continues to adapt its operations with security at the forefront due to the ongoing pandemic. As of January 20, Carbondale, Ill.Scheduled to depart at 7:30 a.m. Saluki train No. 390 has also been cancelled. Bus services have been arranged for the affected passengers. In addition, Hiawatha trains No. 330 and No. 332 has been cancelled and alternative arrangements have been made for passengers.
Except this, St. Borealis train No. 1340 from St. Paul to Chicago. XNUMX are among the canceled trains. Amtrak is constantly reviewing and adapting operations to ensure the safety of its passengers.
Additional Cancellations and Updates Through January 22
Amtrak has announced additional service cuts that could last through Jan. 22. These cancellations include: Empire Builder, Sunset Limited ve Texas Eagle It affects major lines such as. Passengers' travel plans Amtrak official website or X.com It is recommended to confirm regularly via .
Northeast Corridor Not Affected
Severe weather did not affect the Northeast Corridor, but Acela train No. 2163 scheduled to depart from Boston to Washington has been cancelled today. Passengers affected by these disruptions, Amtrak official website or X.com You can access up-to-date information via.
Traveling in Severe Weather with Amtrak
Amtrak maintains constant communication to keep passengers informed during extreme weather conditions, with safety a priority. Passengers can: refunds or rebookings Additionally, by providing essential connections via bus transportation, Amtrak's commitment to safety and reliability is maintained.