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TABLE 2-7 Amtrak Passenger Rail Fleet: 2011

Tuesday, April 7, 2015

Excel

Equipment Type Active Units (as of 12/1/2011) Age in 2012 (Years) Average Mileage (Thousands)
Selected passenger cars      
Amfleet I 473 35 - 38 4,125
Amfleet II 145 31 - 32 5,640
Superliner (I & II) 428 16 - 33 4,880
Heritage 99 56 - 64 5,000
Horizon 95 22 - 24 2,750
Auto Carrier 80 7 1,160
Selected locomotives      
P42 196 11 - 16 2,250
AEM-7 47 24 - 32 3,915
F59PHI 21 14 1,580
Trainsets      
Acelaa 20 12 - 13 1,620
Northwest Serviceb 5 13 1,920

a 20 sets = 40 power cars; 120 trailer cars plus one (1) non-revenue track geometry car

b 13 unpowered passenger cars per set

NOTE: A trainset comprises one or more power cars mated with a number of unpowered passenger cars that always operate as one entity. AEM-7 is a type of twin-cab electric locomotive. P42 and F59PHI are types of diesel-electric locomotives.

SOURCE: Amtrak, Amtrak Fleet Strategy Version 3-1 (March 29, 2012). Available at http://www.amtrak.com/ as of November 2013.