Gladstone Branch Rail Service Suspended Wednesday

SUMMIT, NJ — NJ Transit's Gladstone Branch rail service along the Morris & Essex Lines has been suspended yet again on Wednesday until further notice due to ongoing inspections of a crumbling wall at the Summit Train Station.

The rail line was suspended for on Sept. 20 and 21 for repairs to the wall.

• See Related: Crumbling Wall At Summit Train Station Under Construction
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Rail tickets and passes are being cross-honored on Lakeland buses to the Port Authority Bus Terminal, however, there will be limited seats available on the buses.

Customers may also drive to Bridgewater or Somerville to board Raritan Valley Line trains; or drive to Newark Penn Station to board trains to Penn Station New York.

Gladstone passes and tickets will be cross-honored on all NJ Transit Rail Lines and Bus Lines.

(Image via Patrick Allen: Crumbling wall at Summit Train Station)

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