NJ Transit train sideswiped, Amtrak derails in NY Penn Station

NJ Transit train sideswiped, Amtrak derails in NY Penn Station NJ Transit prepare sideswiped, Amtrak wrecks in NY Penn Station NEW YORK - An Acela prepare with 248 travelers on board wrecked at New York Penn Station on Friday morning and sideswiped a NJ Transit prepare, driving the suspension of all rail benefit into the station, authorities said. "At roughly 9 a.m. today, Acela Express Train 2151 had a minor wrecking while at the same time moving at a moderate speed while leaving New York Penn Station," Amtrak representative Kimberly Woods said in an announcement. NJ Transit authorities said a few minor wounds were accounted for among travelers and team. There were no wounds that obliged transportation to a healing center, as indicated by a representative for the New York Fire Department. Publicizing inRead imagined by Teads Starting at 11 a.m., all NJ Transit benefit all through Penn Station stayed suspended. Amtrak administration is as yet running, however with postponements. The Amtrak prepare was making a beeline for New Jersey and the NJ Transit prepare was maneuvering into the station, authorities said. The NJ Transit prepare could achieve the stage, where the travelers got off securely, authorities said. The Amtrak prepare was still sufficiently close to the station to get individuals out. "The back of the prepare was still on the stage, and every one of the 248 travelers have left the prepare onto the stage and into the station securely," Woods said. "The prepare started in Boston and was making a beeline for Washington, D.C. NJ Transit's Midtown Direct prepares are being redirected to Hoboken and the administration is cross regarding tickets framework wide.