AMTRAK LOCKS WHEELCHAIR BOUND PASSENGER IN TRAIN FOLLOWS DANGEROUS SECURITY PROTOCOL He was trapped on a darkened train all because the conductor was in a rush to get to a party.  The lights and the engine were shut off. Amtrak's rules are straight forward-if your are disabled you are the first to de-train and Red Caps assist you with your belongings. You are not locked on the train with the lights turned off left to fend for your disabled self unable to get your wheelchair off. He was trapped and held against... read full review »

Amtrak is doing nothing but stalling I have lost at least 2 job ops due to me not having my scooter and wheelchair. Short compressed version; On or about April 23, 2010 Traveling on Amtrak from Chicago to LA 1) ME (Brain damaged) AND MY SON (MD) and daughter ARE DISABLED 2) WENT TO FILE A COMPLAINT ABOUT DISCRIMINATION 3) TOLD I CAN GET ON TRAIN OR FILE COMPLAINT I WOULD NOT HAVE TIME TO DO BOTH (Kathy Baker supervisor Amtrak, the lay over was 3 hours) she smelled of alcohol 4) RED CAPS WOULD NOT HELP ME WITH... read full review »