Amtrak passengers are facing major delays on one of the busiest routes in the country. Power issues in Philadelphia brought trains to a halt, causing unexpected disruptions from Washington, D.C. all the way up to New York.

Amtrak Northeast service between New York and Washington, D.C., has been suspended due to overhead power issues in Philadelphia, officials said.

Amtrak Northeast service between New York and Washington, D.C., has been resumed after overhead power issues in Philadelphia Wednesday afternoon.

A fire that broke out near train tracks in the Bronx has led to all Amtrak service between NY Penn Station and New Haven getting suspended for the rest of Tuesday, according to the transit agency.

As Amtrak attempts to restore service north of Penn Station NY, service is now suspended south of New York City to Washington until 4:00 p.m. Overhead power issues in Philadelphia resulted in this suspension.

Amtrak service in the Northeast corridor was disrupted on Tuesday following a fire near a New York station. The repercussions of dealing with the fire east of New York Penn Station were still being felt on Wednesday,

Amtrak service between New York Penn Station and New Haven remains suspended Wednesday after multiple fires broke out near train tracks in the Bronx a day prior.