NJ Transit CEO, Kevin Corbett, is determined to prevent summer train delays by holding Amtrak accountable. Recent heat-induced service interruptions have left commuters frustrated and stranded, with both agencies blaming each other for the problems. Corbett emphasized that riders only care about reaching their destinations on time, regardless of fault. Aging infrastructure on Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor tracks has led to equipment malfunctions and delays. These issues have highlighted the need for significant investment, such as the Gateway Tunnel Project, to modernize the rail system. Collaborative efforts between Amtrak and NJ Transit are ongoing, but long-term solutions are necessary to prevent future disruptions. Governor Phil Murphy has expressed dissatisfaction with the continued problems and proposed funding solutions for NJ Transit’s budget deficit. Ultimately, improved communication and infrastructure upgrades are essential to ensure reliable train service in the future.