Amtrak cancels Florida auto train service as a wildfire disrupts routes - AP News
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Amtrak canceled Florida auto train service due to a wildfire disrupting routes.
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Travelers planning to use Amtrak's auto train service in Florida may experience cancellations or delays due to the wildfire.
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Amtrak has canceled its Florida auto train service due to a wildfire disrupting routes. The cancellation affects passengers who transport their vehicles between Lorton, Virginia, and Sanford, Florida. This disruption means travelers planning to use the unique auto train service will need to find alternative transportation for themselves and their cars. The service is a popular option for those wishing to avoid driving long distances along the East Coast.
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