The Train Simulator Hudson Line route stretches along the east bank of the famed Hudson River from New York City to Croton-Harmon, New York, and serves three roles: it is Metro-North’s busy Hudson Line commuter route it is the southern end of Amtrak’s Empire Corridor, home to Amtrak’s Empire Service intercity trains and long-haul trains such as the Lake Shore Limited, Maple Leaf, and Adirondack and it is CSX’s Hudson Subdivision, providing freight service in and out of the Bronx and greater New York. Pulsing with Metro-North commuter, Amtrak intercity passenger, and CSX freight trains, the Train Simulator Hudson Line is packed with railroading challenges. An enhanced and remastered edition of Amtrak’s electrified 91-mile route from New York City’s Penn Station to Philadelphia’s 30th Street Station.The Hudson Line is one of the most famous, bustling, and scenic rail lines in America – and now it comes to Train Simulator.With scenarios being added daily, why don’t you check it out now!Ĭlick here for Steam Workshop scenarios. Train Simulator’s Steam Workshop scenarios are free and easy to download, adding many more hours of gameplay. More scenarios are available on Steam Workshop online and in-game.
The Northeast Corridor Line route includes eight challenging career scenarios, including operations across the famed 91 route miles between New York City and Philadelphia: This ‘remastered’ edition of the Train Simulator Northeast Corridor route captures the appeal of America’s busiest passenger railroad and will provide you countless challenging railroading experiences! Scenarios And you’ll take the throttle of Amtrak’s iconic Electro-Motive/ASEA 7,000-horsepower AEM-7 electric (now featuring an enhanced cab) that was the workhorse on the NEC for more than three decades. In 2011, Train Simulator created the busiest segment of the corridor – the 91 mainline route miles between New York and Philadelphia – and now the famed “NEC” returns to Train Simulator in an enhanced and remastered edition!Īs an engineer on Train Simulator’s Northeast Corridor route, you’ll face all the challenges of high-speed operations on this bustling main line and also witness the numerous fabled locations along the line between New York and Philadelphia – the 14,500-foot long tunnels that carry the line under the Hudson River busy intermediate stations at Newark, Trenton, and North Philadelphia classic stone arch bridges over the likes of the Delaware and Schuylkill Rivers and legendary Zoo Interlocking in Philadelphia. Today known as Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor, this legendary American route was built by the great Pennsylvania Railroad and was electrified during the PRR’s expansive 1920’s-1930’s electrification project. Across the Corridor, Amtrak carries more than 11 million passengers each year, the Corridor hosts America’s fastest trains, and it is home to many of Amtrak’s busiest and most famous stations, including classic New York Penn Station and Philadelphia’s 30th Street. Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor is America’s busiest passenger railroad and among its most vibrant and captivating.
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