Amtrak’s Northeast Acela Riders Get Free Wi-Fi, for Now

Jan 15th, 2010

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Commuters in the Northeast who use Amtrak trains to travel back and forth will soon have a new perk on their rides. According to USA Today , Amtrak will offer free Wi-Fi service on its Acela trains that travel between New York, Washington, and Boston. Of course, there’s a catch. The service, which begins in March, will only be free initially

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