Update: As of about 10:49 a.m. SEPTA announced that service on the impacted lines had resumed. The original article continues below.
SEPTA Regional Rail lines were impacted, Sunday morning, after Amtrak announced it was experiencing "server/signal issues" throughout the Northeast Corridor.
Philadelphia's mass transit provider announced the changes to regional rail service at about 4:41 a.m. on social media.
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As of abut 8 a.m., Amtrak noted that the company expected all trains would be delayed for about two-hours. A number of trains had been cancelled, as well.
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"We're currently experiencing server/ signal issues in the Northeast Corridor. All Trains operating in the area are being delayed. As of 8:00 am, Amtrak is anticipating up to a 2-hour delay," Amtrak said in a statement.
Before 11 a.m., SEPTA representatives said service had resumed on the impacted rail lines.
Amtrak officials posted that service had resumed on social media, as well.
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