The Washington Department of Transportation said the goal is to restore all train trips as quickly as possible, though some trains may have fewer cars than usual.
PORTLAND, Ore. — Amtrak Cascades will begin restoring train service this week following last week’s nationwide grounding of all Horizon-model passenger cars due to corrosion, which left the Cascades line with only one functional train and forced Amtrak to replace all scheduled trips with bus service except for a single daily round trip between Seattle and Eugene.
Amtrak has begun relocating Amfleet cars from around the country to the Pacific Northwest to replace the Horizon cars, according to Amtrak
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