New York’s Amtrak bridge service between New York and Boston was restored on Saturday evening after a circuit breaker malfunctioned as a result of a lightning strike.
Beginning Saturday evening, the damage caused a power failure between Union Station in New Haven, Connecticut and Penn Station in New York.
In a statement posted on its website, Amtrak announced the company had been restored.
On Saturday, night trains between Boston and Virginia were running as planned. The majority of carriages were scheduled to arrive on time on Sunday, the company said, though some Sunday coach companies were canceled and others were scheduled to run differently.
According to the road service, users who have misgivings about disturbed trains will be accommodated on trains with similar exit periods or on other days.
Amtrak announced that it would not add fees for users trying to change doubts.
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