MORRIS PLAINS, New Jersey (WABC) -- NJ Transit Morris and Essex Line service has resumed in both directions between Dover and Summit after a downed tree and wires at Morris Plains disrupted service.

In the entire year of 2023, there was 1 cancellation due to crew or engineer not being availability. In 2024, there were 21 cancellations for the same reason. From January to July 2025, the number of ...

The article Summit Train Derailment Causing Delays, Shifted Schedules appeared first on Summit Patch. SUMMIT, NJ — NJ Transit is operating two lines on a modified schedule on Monday due to a ...

NJ Transit will attempt to reclaim money that may have been improperly paid to some union leaders after conducting a review of payroll records, according to a memo exclusively obtained by ...

Toll of Commuting: NJ Transit takes over River Line operations after pattern of poor service A joint statement from NJ Transit and Alstom earlier this month announced that NJT will take over ...

NJ Transit has proposed a $3.2 billion operating budget for the 2026 fiscal year budget that for the first time would include an automatic 3% fare hike to take effect this year. The budget represents ...

NJ Transit will be seeking to recoup more than $10,000 from two officers in the locomotive engineers’ union, said a letter from an NJ Transit official to two union leaders and obtained first by ...

This issue arises amid ongoing train cancellations due to engineer shortages, which has frustrated commuters. NJ Transit has recommended stronger internal controls for timecard approvals and ...