NJ Transit Morris & Essex Line, Gladstone Branch trains resume full operations
New Jersey Transit’s Morris & Essex Line and Gladstone Branch trains have resumed full operations.
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Mar 14, 2022, 9:23 AM
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Updated 1,151 days ago
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9h agoNew Jersey Transit’s Morris & Essex Line and Gladstone Branch trains have resumed full operations.
The lines were limited or suspended last week due to storm damage in Maplewood, and then again this past weekend.
The agency wrote on Twitter that “crews have successfully completed enough damage removal and repair in the Maplewood area” to resume normal operations.
NJ Transit riders are always encouraged to check NJTransit.com or the NJ Transit app for any service alerts.
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