Passenger Trains > #14 Canceled Today?

I heard through the grapevine that 14 was canceled in its entirety due to severe weather north of LA.    



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/13/23 08:17 by ExStarlightHog.

I don't think the 4449 would fare any better against a mudslide than a P42.

ChicagoCoyote Wrote:
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> I don't think the 4449 would fare any better
> against a mudslide than a P42.
I think you're right.  I thought it was just high water.  Mudslides halt everything. 

as of this AM, amtk alerts said 14 and 11 operating north of EMY.    Flooding due to levee break south of Watsonville Jct.

11(11,12,13) Will terminate in Emeryville and 14(12,13,14) will originate in Emeryville. 

No estimated time on the track opening.

MP96.53 to 98.3 on the Coast Sub is still out of service with water over the rail. The plan is to wait until the water levels drop until UP can better understand the extent of damage. More damage could also arise as another 1-2in of rain is on the horizon on Tuesday

SLORailfanning Wrote:
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> 11(11,12,13) Will terminate in Emeryville and
> 14(12,13,14) will originate in Emeryville. 
>
> No estimated time on the track opening.
>
> MP96.53 to 98.3 on the Coast Sub is still out of
> service with water over the rail. The plan is to
> wait until the water levels drop until UP can
> better understand the extent of damage. More
> damage could also arise as another 1-2in of rain
> is on the horizon on Tuesday

Let's hope UP doesn't say f it and not replace it if it's too significant....

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goduckies Wrote:
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> SLORailfanning Wrote:
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> > 11(11,12,13) Will terminate in Emeryville and
> > 14(12,13,14) will originate in Emeryville. 
> >
> > No estimated time on the track opening.
> >
> > MP96.53 to 98.3 on the Coast Sub is still out
> of
> > service with water over the rail. The plan is
> to
> > wait until the water levels drop until UP can
> > better understand the extent of damage. More
> > damage could also arise as another 1-2in of
> rain
> > is on the horizon on Tuesday
>
> Let's hope UP doesn't say f it and not replace it
> if it's too significant....
>
> Posted from Android

Actually let's hope UP says f it. That would probably cause the state to take over the line and have an operator who wants to be there.

At least Amtrak didn't cancel the route in its entirity!

jp1822 Wrote:
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> At least Amtrak didn't cancel the route in its
> entirity!

Yet.

ChicagoCoyote Wrote:
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> jp1822 Wrote:
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> > At least Amtrak didn't cancel the route in its
> > entirity!
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> Yet.

Wouldn’t be surprised. State doesn’t care since it’s not part of CCJPA or LOSSAN corridors.?

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