Power problems led to travel delays for riders along the Northeast Corrider Tuesday.
All westbound and southbound Amtrak trains were held for a short time at New York's Penn Station due to electrical problems.
Officials say the problem was due to electrical system issues in the Trenton, N.J. area. Amtrak even tweeted a photo of crews working to fix the problem.
#Amtrak crews are working to address overhead wire problems near TRE which are causing extensive delays btwn NYP/WAS: pic.twitter.com/CrIS7LcjSM — Amtrak Northeast (@AmtrakNEC) January 7, 2014
Around 9:30 a.m., train service resumed but only on a single track each direction.
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The issue also halted trains on SEPTA's Trenton Regional Rail Line.
The delays came as a dangerously cold arctic blast left much of the northeast corridor dealing with single temps.
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