Amtrak, NJ Transit suspend some service between Philly, NYC due to power issue

EDISON, New Jersey (WPVI) -- Amtrak service has been suspended or modified between Philadelphia and New York City due to a power issue of the railroad after a crash in which a car struck a pole.

The crash occurred Monday morning on Talmage Road in Edison, New Jersey.

All Acela trains have been canceled.

Here are the changes Amtrak announced:

Acela

Train 2103 is cancelled between NYP and PHL and will original in PHL

Train 2151 is cancelled between NYP and PHL

Train 2152 is cancelled between PHL and NYP

Train 2154 is cancelled between PHL and NYP

Keystone Service

Train 638 has been cancelled

Trains 600, 640, and 642 will terminate in PHL

Trains 609, 641, 643, and 645 will originate at PHL

Northeast Regional

Train 180 will terminate in PHL

Train 172 is cancelled between PHL and NYP

Train 182 is cancelled, Train 111 will originate in PHL

Train 183 will originate in PHL,

Train 185 is cancelled

Additional trains scheduled to run between NYP and PHL later in the morning will experience delays at those respective stations.

Amtrak says customers with reservations on trains that are being modified will typically be accommodated on trains with similar departure times or another day. Amtrak will waive additional charges for customers looking to change their reservation during the modified schedule by calling our reservation center at 1-800-USA-RAIL.

New Jersey Transit's Northeast Corridor is also being affected.

NEC is suspended in both directions between Trenton and Rahway due to the Amtrak overhead wire issues near Edison.

NJ Transit says riders should listen for announcements on limited service as available between Rahway and Penn Station New York.

Customers may also use North Jersey Coast Line between Rahway and PSNY.

NJT rail tickets/passes are being cross-honored by NJT bus, private carriers and PATH at Newark Penn Station, Hoboken and 33rd St-NY.