Amtrak Unveils Upgraded, Faster Acela Service at Boston's South Station
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Amtrak's new NextGen Acela trains, capable of reaching speeds up to 160 mph and offering 27% more seats, are beginning service on the Northeast Corridor, marking a significant investment in U.S. high-speed rail despite infrastructure challenges and delays. The upgrade aims to improve travel experience and support economic growth, with broader plans for station management and infrastructure improvements in Washington D.C. and New York City.
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- Amtrak is launching its faster NextGen Acela with better amenities after years of delays. Here's what you need to know CNBC
- Amtrak launches faster, updated Acela train service as Trump admin takes DC Union Station control Fox Business
- Fastest passenger train makes first departure at Boston's South Station WCVB
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