The New York Post reported that following the nationwide suspension of flights in the United States and passengers stranded at airports, the American national passenger rail company (Amtrak) faced an unprecedented flow of customers and calls, and its online systems were disrupted. Amtrak apologized to passengers after users encountered error messages on the company's website and software, and announced that the volume of calls and inquiries was much higher than usual and asked applicants to try again a little later.

The New York Post reported that following the nationwide suspension of flights in the United States and passengers stranded at airports, the American national passenger rail company (Amtrak) faced an unprecedented flow of customers and calls, and its online systems were disrupted. Amtrak apologized to passengers after users encountered error messages on the company's website and software, and announced that the volume of calls and inquiries was much higher than usual and asked applicants to try again a little later.