Northeast Corridor

The Northeast Corridor is a rail line

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The Northeast Corridor is the busiest electrified mainline in America. It runs between Washington D.C. and Boston, via Baltimore, Philadelphia, Newark, New York City, New Haven, and Providence.

The route itself is owned and operated by Amtrak (formerly PRR/PC). The Acela Express uses this route, along with many of Amtrak's eastern services. Commuter railroads also operate on this route. The MARC Penn Line runs on the Northeast Corridor between Washington D.C. and Perryville, MD. Several SEPTA lines also run on this line around Philadelphia, running as far south as Wilmington and as far north as Trenton. New Jersey Transit operates in New Jersey, as far south as Philadelphia and as far north as New York City. Metro North operates on the line between New Rochelle and New Haven. ConnDot uses the route from Stamford to New London. MBTA operates on the line from Wickford Junction to Boston South Station.

Freight railroads such as CSX and NS will also operate on this line, but at lower frequencies.

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