I'm starting to think cancelling this train was either a bad move, or at least poorly handled.
Economically it makes sense, but now I've seen several people on social media who are reading it as ALL Acela service has been cancelled.
Apparently they're either not aware this is the only non-stop Acela, or think all are or something.
I've had to correct at least one person who thought all Acelas were being cancelled temporarily.
So got me wondering if perhaps Amtrak should have either quietly done this or kept it going for now at a loss.
I'm afraid the false narrative may hurt ridership beyond the current outbreak.
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