A freight train derailment in North Jersey altered NJ Transit service for Tuesday morning commuters. Cars on a westbound Conrail train tumbled off the tracks just before 7 a.m. between Cranford and Union in Union County, NJ.com reported. About 30 cars derailed, forcing the train to a halt, officials said.

NJ Transit's Raritan Valley Line service was suspended Tuesday morning after a freight train derailment. NJ Transit said the freight train derailed on the Conrail-owned section of the line near Union Station at 6:50 a.

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