NJ Transit’s Morris and Essex line resumes after train hits tree
It happened before 5 a.m. near Mount Arlington Station, heading toward Hoboken.
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Apr 1, 2025, 12:29 PM
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4h agoThe Morris and Essex Line is operational again after an empty train hit a tree on the tracks Tuesday morning.
It happened before 5 a.m. near Mount Arlington Station, heading toward Hoboken.
No passengers were on board as the train wasn’t in service yet.
The line runs parallel to I-80, where some residents use transit to avoid sinkhole-related road closures.
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