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Train Attendant
According to Amtrak's website...
I'm scheduled to travel on the SWC this Friday FLG-CHI. Will the tracks be open by then? Or should I look at re-booking now?
September 14, 2008
11:00 am CDT
The remnants of Hurricane Ike have been dumping heavy rains on the states of Illinois, Iowa, Michigan and Missouri. The resulting temporary closure of various railroad routes is leading to the cancellation of some Amtrak service, with other Amtrak trains operating subject to significant delays.
Amtrak is working with the owners of the routes to restore normal service as soon as possible.
Lincoln Service and Texas Eagle, Chicago-Springfield-St. Louis
Trains 303, 21/321 & 22/322 are cancelled.
Wolverine Service, Chicago-Detroit-Pontiac
Trains 352 & 353 are cancelled.
Missouri Mule Service, Kansas City-Jefferson City-St. Louis
Trains 311, 313, 314 & 316 are cancelled.
Southwest Chief, Trains 3 & 4
The Southwest Chief, which normally operates daily from Los Angeles to Chicago, will terminate and originate in Kansas City, rather than Chicago.
I'm scheduled to travel on the SWC this Friday FLG-CHI. Will the tracks be open by then? Or should I look at re-booking now?
September 14, 2008
11:00 am CDT
The remnants of Hurricane Ike have been dumping heavy rains on the states of Illinois, Iowa, Michigan and Missouri. The resulting temporary closure of various railroad routes is leading to the cancellation of some Amtrak service, with other Amtrak trains operating subject to significant delays.
Amtrak is working with the owners of the routes to restore normal service as soon as possible.
Lincoln Service and Texas Eagle, Chicago-Springfield-St. Louis
Trains 303, 21/321 & 22/322 are cancelled.
Wolverine Service, Chicago-Detroit-Pontiac
Trains 352 & 353 are cancelled.
Missouri Mule Service, Kansas City-Jefferson City-St. Louis
Trains 311, 313, 314 & 316 are cancelled.
Southwest Chief, Trains 3 & 4
The Southwest Chief, which normally operates daily from Los Angeles to Chicago, will terminate and originate in Kansas City, rather than Chicago.