TRENTON, N.J. — Amtrak passengers will see more police at stations and on trains from New Hampshire to Virginia Thursday.
It’s all part of a drill to test counterterrorism and incident response capabilities.
The nation’s railroad says the drill is not a response to any particular threat.
Amtrak says passengers can expect heightened patrols, increased security on trains, explosive-sniffing dogs and random bag inspections.
The drill will take place during morning and afternoon rush hours.