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That was the third NJ Transit derailment at the station since March.

'Summer of Hell' Gets Early Jumpstart After NJ Transit Train Derails at Penn Station.

NJ Transit trains were delayed in and out of Penn Station, but they were running on or close to schedule within three hours of the incident, according to officials.Īmtrak service between New York and New Jersey was also restored.Ī NJ Transit train also derailed at Penn Station on July 6. Passengers on that train were removed and exited onto Track 15. There was a power outage inside the tunnel, but Amtrak said that was quickly resolved and the Amtrak train was towed safely back to Penn Station. No injuries were reported, officials said.Īmtrak officials said two rescue crews were dispatched to Penn Station around 1 p.m. There were 170 people on the Amtrak train, which was travelling from Miami to New York.

"So they had to rescue that one and send another one, I think." And then sent another car in to rescue us, to pull us out, and there was a problem with that car," one passenger recalled. We were stuck for about an hour without power. "We heard something, and then the engine just went dead. The Amtrak train disabled in the Hudson River Tunnel because of an overhead power issue, officials said. The NJ Transit train, which could not move forward and carried about 800 people, had to move backwards to Secaucus. The NJ Transit train disabled and was stuck behind the Amtrak train, which disabled just before 11:30 a.m., officials said.

The train stalled around 4:45 p.m., the city fire department said.Ī New Jersey Transit and Amtrak train, carrying close to 1,000 people between them, got stuck in a Penn Station tunnel earlier Saturday, officials said. after it experienced overhead power issues.Īmtrak crews are investigating what caused those power issues. A second New Jersey Transit train stalled at Penn Station on Saturday, officials said.Īn Amtrak official said the train was towed into the station at 5:05 p.m.