A huge sinkhole on I-80 in New Jersey has been filled and the highway reopened Monday after emergency repairs were made. The 40-foot sinkhole on I-80 in Wharton had completely shut down the eastbound lanes for nearly four days,

Four days after a giant sinkhole took out the right lane of Interstate 80 in Morris County, resulting in massive traffic jams and winding detours, the heavily-traveled route is expected to reopen.

Interstate 80 reopened through North Jersey on Monday morning, four days after a sinkhole swallowed the road and snarled traffic during the busy holiday weekend. Repair crews worked around the clock to fix the damage in Wharton, where a giant chunk of the right shoulder in the eastbound lanes collapsed on Thursday morning.