Marlboro Township, NJ (May 7, 2025) – A crash with reported injuries caused traffic disruptions on NJ Route 18 northbound near Exit 29 (Tennent Rd/CR 3/CR 520) in Marlboro Township on Wednesday afternoon. The collision, which occurred just before 3:00 p.m., led to the closure of the left lane as emergency responders worked to assist those injured and investigate the scene.Traffic officials confirmed that the accident resulted in injuries, though the number of people hurt and the severity of those injuries have not yet bee...
Marlboro Township, NJ (May 7, 2025) – A crash with reported injuries caused traffic disruptions on NJ Route 18 northbound near Exit 29 (Tennent Rd/CR 3/CR 520) in Marlboro Township on Wednesday afternoon. The collision, which occurred just before 3:00 p.m., led to the closure of the left lane as emergency responders worked to assist those injured and investigate the scene.
Traffic officials confirmed that the accident resulted in injuries, though the number of people hurt and the severity of those injuries have not yet been made public. Medical crews responded swiftly to the crash site and treated the injured, with at least one person transported to a local hospital for additional care.
Only one lane remained open following the crash, causing moderate to heavy congestion in the area. The affected stretch of NJ 18 serves as a critical connector for Monmouth County drivers, particularly during peak afternoon hours. Delays were expected to continue until the scene could be fully cleared.
Law enforcement is actively investigating the cause of the crash, which may have involved sudden lane changes or congestion-related braking near the exit ramp.
We extend our best wishes to the injured and hope for a smooth and full recovery.
Injury Crashes on NJ 18 in Monmouth County
NJ Route 18 is a major north-south corridor in Monmouth County, handling thousands of vehicles each day. Intersections like Exit 29 near Tennent Rd and CR 520 are common locations for injury crashes, especially during mid-afternoon hours when traffic begins to build.
According to the New Jersey Department of Transportation, many of the injury collisions in this area involve improper lane changes, failure to yield during merges, and reduced reaction time due to speed. With only two lanes in some sections, even minor incidents can cause significant backups and increase the likelihood of secondary crashes.
Injury victims in highway crashes often experience physical trauma, emotional stress, and logistical complications—including medical bills, missed work, and transportation issues. It’s crucial to seek medical care immediately and document all aspects of the incident for insurance and legal purposes.
If you or someone you love was injured in this NJ 18 crash or a similar collision in Monmouth County, Local Accident Reports can help you connect with the right support and resources.
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