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BOSTON (AP) — Commuters trying to head in and out of Boston are going nowhere fast. The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority reports severe delays blamed on a disabled train at South Station, the city's busiest commuter hub. Amtrak, meanwhile, is warning travelers of 1- to 2-hour delays due to a signal problem at South Station. It says engineers are working to fix the malfunction, but that relying on manual signals has been significantly limiting the number of trains entering and leaving Boston. The combination led to backups throughout the MBTA system, including trains and subways, frustrating thousands of commuters during the height of the morning rush. Officials urged people to consider alternative means of transportation.

Disabled train, signal glitches foul Boston's rail system