Service on 2 NJ Transit rail lines returns to normal after issues in Maplewood
NJ Transit crews were spotted out on the tracks making repairs.
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New Jersey Transit says that service has returned to normal on the Morris and Essex Line and Gladstone Branch line after overhead wire issues near the Maplewood Train Station.
The agency says that service is now operating on or close to schedule in both directions.
NJ Transit crews were spotted out on the tracks making repairs Wednesday afternoon.
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