FATAL MOTOR VEHICLE CRASH COMPARATIVE DATA REPORT FOR THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY

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1 FATAL MOTOR VEHICLE CRASH COARATIVE DATA REPORT FOR THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY 28 COILED BY THE NEW JERSEY STATE POLICE FATAL ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION UNIT

2 Cover Photo Courtesy of the Home News Jason Towlen

3 OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL JON S. CORZINE DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY ANNE MILGRAM Governor DIVISION OF STATE POLICE Attorney General POST OFFICE BOX 768 WEST TRENTON NJ COLONEL JOSEPH R. FUENTES (69) Superintendent Dear Reader: The year 28 was yet another monumental year for the State of New Jersey in reducing the number of fatal motor vehicle crashes. During 28, New Jersey recorded over an 18% decrease in fatal crashes, with a total of 555 fatal collisions resulting in 59 fatalities. It is through the dedication of the New Jersey State Police, local and county police departments and various nonprofit organizations, that we as a state continue to be leaders within the nation in keeping our highways safe and reducing the number of fatalities on our roadways. Our efforts in reducing the number of motor vehicle deaths through education, enforcement and roadway engineering must continue, as highway fatalities are still one of the leading causes of death in New Jersey and the nation. The nationwide death toll for 28 was 37,261, representing a national average of 12 deaths per day. On the following pages you will find statistics of the fatal motor vehicle crash records compiled by the Fatal Accident Investigation Unit of the Division of State Police for 28. This report constitutes a detailed look at the causes and results of fatal collisions throughout the state during 28. Hopefully, the continued effort and cooperation of the public, federal, state, and local agencies will help us maintain our traffic safety records in the years ahead. Sincerely, Joseph R. Fuentes Colonel Superintendent New Jersey Is An Equal Opportunity Employer Printed on Recycled Paper and Recyclable

4 TABLE OF CONTENTS STATISTICAL SUMMARY 28.. Quick.... Facts Motor.... Vehicle Fatal.... Crashes and... Fatalities with... a.. Comparison of.. the Crashes and... Fatalities A. Crash.. Victim..... Classification by... Month B. Crashes.... and... Fatalities by.. Month..... of.. Occurrence C. Crash.. Victim..... Classification by... County D. Crashes.... by.. County of.. Occurrence and... Roadway Classification E. Fatalities..... and... Injuries..... According to.. Crash..... Type.... Classification F. Hours.. of.. Occurrence G. Weather.... Conditions H. Day. of.. Occurrence I. Age. of.. Driver..... Victims J. Age. of.. Pedestrian Victims K. Sex. of.. Pedestrians L. Condition..... of.. All.. Drivers M. Alcohol... Factor Victim.. Alcohol Factor, Comparison Victim.. Alcohol Factors for... the.. Year N. Alcohol... Involvement of. Deceased Drivers Related to.. Manner of.. Collision O. Manner.... of. Collision P. Type.. of. Vehicles Involved (Including Parked) Q. Character..... of.. Road R. Road.. Designation S. Age. of.. Drivers T. Sex. of.. Drivers U. What.. Drivers..... Were..... Doing V. What.. Pedestrians Were.... Doing W. Contributing Circumstances SPECIFIC AREAS OF CONCERN Interstate..... Highway Fatalities Pedalcycle Crashes Motorcycle Crashes Tractor-Trailer Crashes Restraint..... Usage Age... Group Fatal.. Crashes and... Persons Killed.... for... Selected Holiday Periods Ten. Year.... Experience Fatal.. Crash.... Investigation Summary by.. Troop Fatal.. Crashes by.. County, Municipality, ,.... Time.... and.... Location Map.-. Fatalities by.. County

5 QUICK FACTS Nationwide, the fatality rate remained at a historic low of 1.27 fatalities per hundred million vehicle miles traveled. Nationwide preliminary statistics indicate there were 37,261 people killed. In New Jersey, there were 555 fatal crashes with 59 people killed. There was a decrease of 119 fatal crashes and a decrease of 134 fatalities. Of the fatalities, 31.7 % had consumed alcohol to some extent. Of all drivers, 2.7 % were legally intoxicated. An average of 1.61 persons were killed every day. There were 8 fatal crashes involving 89 motorcycles. Pedalcyclists accounted for 19 fatal crashes. The pedestrian death toll was 138. There were a total of 29 hit and run fatal crashes involving 51 vehicles. The victims were comprised of 6 drivers, 5 passengers, 19 pedestrians and 2 pedalcyclists. Of the 81 drivers listed, 36 New Jersey drivers and 1 out-of-state driver were suspended. There were 3 drivers without valid licenses. There are 38,123 miles of public open roads in the state of New Jersey, indicating one death for every 64.6 miles. Straight roads were involved in 56.3 % of all fatal crashes. Of all fatal crashes, 83.3 % occurred during clear weather conditions. Of the known drivers involved in fatal crashes, 75.1 % were males. Of the vehicles involved in fatal crashes, 5.2 % involved passenger cars. There were 3 tractor-trailers involved in 29 fatal crashes which resulted in 32 fatalities. 1

6 SUBJECT Statistical Summary of 28 Motor Vehicle Fatal Crashes and Fatalities with a Comparison of the Crashes and Fatalities. Fatal Crashes Fatalities Statistics TREND IN FATALITIES 2 Year Trend 2

7 A. VICTIM CLASSIFICATION BY MONTH - 28 January February March April May June July August Month September October November December Driver Passenger Pedalcyclist Pedestrian Totals Totals B. CRASHES AND FATALITIES BY MONTH OF OCCURRENCE Month January February March April May June July August September October November December Crashes Fatalities

8 Atlantic Bergen Burlington Camden Cape May Cumberland Essex Gloucester Hudson Hunterdon Mercer Middlesex Monmouth Morris Ocean Passaic Salem Somerset Sussex Union Warren County Crashes Killed Driver Passenger Pedestrian Pedalcyclist C. CRASH VICTIM CLASSIFICATION BY COUNTY Victim Classification

9 D. CRASHES BY COUNTY OF OCCURRENCE AND ROADWAY CLASSIFICATION County Atlantic Bergen Burlington Camden Cape May Cumberland Essex Gloucester Hudson Hunterdon Mercer Middlesex Monmouth Morris Ocean Passaic Salem Somerset Sussex Union Warren Interstate State County Municipal Toll Roads Other S NOTE: US roadways are included in the State Highway column. Other roadways include State, County and Municipal Parks and Institutions and US Government Property. Breakdown in Percentages of 555 Crashes during 28 5

10 E. FATALITIES AND INJURIES ACCORDING TO CRASH TYPE CLASSIFICATION Total Crashes Total Fatalities Total Injured Type Pedestrian Other Motor Vehicle Railroad Train Parked Vehicle Pedalcycle Animal Fixed/Other Object Non-Collision Other In 28 there were 555 fatal crashes in which 59 persons were killed and 414 persons injured.

11 F. HOURS OF OCCURRENCE Time Of Occurrence : to 12:59 a.m. 1: to 1:59 a.m. 2: to 2:59 a.m. 3: to 3:59 a.m. 4: to 4:59 a.m. 5: to 5:59 a.m. 6: to 6:59 a.m. 7: to 7:59 a.m. 8: to 8:59 a.m. 9: to 9:59 a.m. 1: to 1:59 a.m. 11: to 11:59 a.m. 12: to 12:59 p.m. 1: to 1:59 p.m. 2: to 2:59 p.m. 3: to 3:59 p.m. 4: to 4:59 p.m. 5: to 5:59 p.m. 6: to 6:59 p.m. 7: to 7:59 p.m. 8: to 8:59 p.m. 9: to 9:59 p.m. 1: to 1:59 p.m. 11: to 11:59 p.m. G. WEATHER CONDITIONS Clear Rain Snow Fog Other Total

12 H. DAY OF OCCURRENCE Day of Occurrence Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday I. AGE OF DRIVER VICTIMS Number Killed Age Of Driver and under Age and older Unknown J. AGE OF PEDESTRIAN VICTIMS Number Killed Age Of Pedestrian and older Unknown

13 K. SEX OF PEDESTRIANS L. CONDITION OF ALL DRIVERS Sex Male Female Condition Unknown Apparently Normal Alcohol Use Drug Use (Illicit) Medication Alcohol & Drug/Medication Use Physical Handicaps Illness Fatigue Fell Asleep Other Drivers YEAR TREND Intoxicated Drivers Involved in Fatal Crashes 9

14 M. ALCOHOL FACTOR There were 59 fatalities during 28. Of the fatalities, 32 were drivers, 112 were passengers, 138 were pedestrians and 2 were pedalcyclists. Of this total, 484 were tested for alcohol and 16 were not tested. Of the 484 tested, 187 were positive for alcohol in varying degrees and 297 were negative. This indicates that 38.6 % of the fatalities tested were positive for alcohol and 61.4 % were negative. Sixty-Six drivers, 12 passengers, 26 pedestrians and 2 pedalcyclists tested positive for drugs. In 151 of the 555 crashes, Driving While Intoxicated (alcohol and/or drugs) was listed as the major contributing factor. There were 165 people killed as a result of these 151 crashes. 1.) DRIVERS: Deceased: There were a total of 32 drivers killed of which 287 were tested for alcohol. Of those tested, 113 were positive and 174 were negative, indicating 39.4 % had consumed an alcoholic beverage. Of the 113 imbibing drivers, 85 or 75.2 % had an alcohol level of.8 % or higher. Surviving: There were a total of 49 surviving drivers of which 176 were tested for alcohol. Of those tested, 38 were positive and 138 were negative, indicating 21.6 % had consumed an alcoholic beverage. Of the 38 imbibing drivers, 3 or 78.9 % had an alcohol level of.8 % or higher. 2.) Passengers: There were a total of 112 passengers killed of which 72 were tested for alcohol. Of those tested, 26 were positive and 46 were negative, indicating 36.1 % had consumed an alcoholic beverage. 3.) Pedestrians: 4.) Pedalcyclists: There were a total of 138 pedestrians killed of which 111 were tested for alcohol. Of those tested, 45 were positive and 66 were negative, indicating 4.5 % had consumed an alcoholic beverage. There were a total of 2 pedalcyclists killed of which 14 were tested for alcohol. Of those tested, 3 were positive and 11 were negative, indicating 21.4 % had consumed an alcoholic beverage. SURVIVING DRIVER ALCOHOL FACTORS.1% -.3%.4% -.7%.8% -.1%.11% & over Negative No test Total Drivers EVALUATION: 28 showed a 9.2 % decrease in alcohol-related fatalities. The number of fatal accident victims with blood alcohol readings above the legal limit decreased from 162 in 27 to 151 in 28, a decrease of 6.8 %. Deceased drivers with alcohol involvement showed a 19.9 % decrease when compared to 27. ALCOHOL & DRUG USE: 4 surviving drivers, 3 deceased drivers, 4 passengers, 11 pedestrians and pedalcyclists tested positive for alcohol and drugs (Illicit & Medication). 11 surviving drivers, 36 deceased drivers, 8 passengers, 15 pedestrians and pedalcyclists tested positive for drugs (Illicit & Medication) alone. 1

15 11 Drivers Passengers Pedestrians Pedalcyclists Drivers Passengers Pedestrians Pedalcyclists.1 % -.3 % % and Over There were 16 victims that tested positive for drugs. Drivers Passengers Pedestrians Pedalcyclists VICTIM ALCOHOL FACTOR COARISON.4 % -.7 % Negative % -.1 % No Test VICTIM ALCOHOL FACTORS FOR THE YEAR 28.1% -.3%.4% -.7%.8% -.1%.11% & over Negative No Test Due to the Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) threshold changing in 24, the values prior to 24 are not shown. Please see prior year's reports for these values LEGEND NEGATIVE: Tested and found to be negative. NO TEST: NOTE: Because of delayed death, age factor, contamination of samples, and the failure on the part of some investigative agencies and medical examiners to cause a test to be performed on victims. Sixty-Six drivers, 12 passengers, 26 pedestrians and 2 pedalcyclists tested positive for drugs.

16 N. ALCOHOL INVOLVEMENT OF DECEASED DRIVERS RELATED TO MANNER OF COLLISION Angle Same Direction - Rear End Opposite Direction - Head On/Angular Opposite Direction - Left/U-Turn Fixed Object Pedestrian Railroad Train Pedalcycle Struck Parked Vehicle Overturned Other Object Sideswipe Encroachment Animal Backing Manner of Collision %.8 % and above Alcohol & Drugs Drugs Alone NOTE: Drivers that test positive for both alcohol and drug use are counted in both the appropriate BAC column and in the Alcohol / Drugs column. O. MANNER OF COLLISION Manner of Collision - All Crashes Angle Same Direction - Rear End Opposite Direction - Head On/Angular Opposite Direction - Left/U-Turn Fixed Object Pedestrian Other* Sideswipe Overturned * Other categories include - Struck Parked Vehicle, Backing, Encroachment, Animal, Pedalcycle, Other Object and Railroad Train. NOTE: Starting with 26, Overturned Vehicles are tracked separately - they are included with "Other" in prior years. 12

17 P. TYPE OF VEHICLES INVOLVED (Including Parked) Passenger Vehicle Recreation Vehicle Taxicab / Limo Motorcycle Moped Pickup Sport Utility Vehicle Van Fire / Rescue Police Vehicle Ambulance Bus School Bus Single Unit 2-Axle Single Unit 3-Axle Truck / Trailer Truck (Bobtail) Semi-Trailer (Tractor-Trailer) Doubles Triples Heavy Truck Other Fatal Crashes ,115 1,96 1,136 1, NOTE: Starting with 26, Pickup Trucks and Sport Utility Vehicles are tracked separately. Both are included under "Sport Utility Vehicle" in prior years. 13

18 Q. CHARACTER OF ROAD Road Character Fatal Crashes Straight and Level Straight and Grade Straight at Hillcrest Curve and Level Curve and Grade Curve at Hillcrest Intersection NOTE: Starting with 26, the Road Character categories were changed to reflect the current NJTR-1. R. ROAD DESIGNATION Road Designation Interstate State County Municipal Toll Roads Other Fatal Crashes NOTE: US roadways are included in the State Highway column. *Other roadways include State, County and Municipal Parks and Institutions and US Government Property. 14

19 S. AGE OF DRIVERS Fatal Crashes Age of Driver and under Age and over Unknown* ,99 1,13 1,87 1,1 81 T. SEX OF DRIVERS Fatal Crashes Sex of Driver Male Female Unknown ,99 1,13 1,87 1,1 81 * Unknown includes hit-and-run and parked vehicle crashes where driver information is not known or applicable. 15

20 U. WHAT DRIVERS WERE DOING Fatal Crashes Driver Pre-Crash Action Going Straight Ahead Making Right Turn Making Left Turn Making U Turn Starting From Parked 2 3 Starting In Traffic Slowing or Stopping Stopped in Traffic Parking 1 1 Parked Changing Lanes Entering Traffic Lane Backing Driverless / Moving 1 1 Passing Negotiating Curve Driving on Shoulder Right Turn on Red 1 Other Unknown NOTE: Starting with 26, the Driver Pre-Crash categories were changed to reflect the current NJTR-1. V. WHAT PEDESTRIANS WERE DOING Fatal Crashes Pedestrian Pre-Crash Action Crossing at Marked Crosswalk Crossing at Unmarked Crosswalk Crossing Where Prohibited Other Pedestrian Action in Roadway Pedestrian Off Of Roadway Other Pedestrian Action NOTE: Starting with 26, the Pedestrian Pre-Crash categories were changed to reflect the current NJTR-1. 16

21 W. CONTRIBUTING CIRCUMSTANCES Contributing Circumstances Unsafe Speed Driver Inattention Failed to Obey Traffic Control Failed to Yield Right of Way Improper Lane Change Improper Passing Failed to Use Turn Signal Improper Turn Following Too Closely Unsafe Backing Improper Vehicle Lights Traveling Wrong Way Improper Parking Failure to Keep Right Other Driver Action Mechanical Failure Road / Environmental Factor Pedestrian Violation Pedalcyclist Violation NOTE: In some crashes, alcohol and/or drug involvement may have contributed to the crash, however other driving actions are the proximate cause of the crash. For a detailed analysis of alcohol and drug related crashes, see Report M - Alcohol Factor. Starting with 26, the Contributing Circumstance categories were changed to reflect the current NJTR-1. 17

22 SPECIFIC AREAS OF CONCERN INTERSTATE HIGHWAY FATALITIES The Interstate Highway System of New Jersey is 1% completed, with miles open to the motoring public. During 28, the death rate averaged 6.8 deaths per month and 1 death for every 5.76 miles of highway. A concise analysis of victim classification, alcohol involvement, driver ages, contributing circumstances and manner of collision is outlined on the following page. INTERSTATE HIGHWAY MILEAGE Highway Number Mileage Open Fatal Crashes by Highway I I I I I I I I I I I-95 includes sections of the New Jersey Turnpike. 18

23 INTERSTATE HIGHWAY FATALITIES 28 Interstate Fatal Crashes: 67 Interstate Fatalities: 73 Victim Classification Age of Drivers Drivers & under Passengers Pedestrians Pedalcyclists Contributing Circumstances Unsafe Speed Driver Inattention Improper Lane Change Improper Passing & over Unknown Failed to Use Turn Signal Manner of Collision Following Too Closely 2 Angle 2 Traveling Wrong Way 3 Same Direction - Rear End 8 Failure to Keep Right Opposite Direction - Head On / Angular 5 Mechanical Failure 3 Opposite Direction - Left / U-Turn Road / Environmental Factor Fixed Object 2 Pedestrian Violation 1 Pedestrian 13 Pedalcyclist Violation Sideswipe 7 Other / Unknown 13 Overturned 5 No Improper Driving 46 Other Drivers Passengers Pedestrians Pedalcyclists Victim Alcohol Factors.1% -.3%.4% -.7%.8% -.1%.11% & over Negative No Test Four drivers and 1 pedestrian tested positive for alcohol and drugs (Illicit & Medication). Three drivers, 1 passenger and 2 pedestrians tested positive for drugs (Illicit & Medication) alone. 19

24 FATAL PEDALCYCLE CRASHES Pedalcycle Crashes Fatalities & over Unknown Age of Victim Classification of Victim Drivers Passengers Contributing Circumstances No Improper Driving 2 2 Driver Inattention 1 2 Failed to Yield Right of Way Failed to Obey Traffic Control Failure to Keep Right Improper Turn 1 Other Unknown ALCOHOL/DRUG INVOLVEMENT Of the 2 pedalcyclist fatalities, 14 were tested. Of those 14 tested, 1 tested positive for drugs only, 2 tested positive for alcohol only and 1 tested positive for alcohol and drugs. Nine were negative for alcohol and/or drugs and 6 were not tested. 2

25 FATAL MOTORCYCLE CRASHES Motorcycle Crashes Fatalities Age of Drivers & under Over Manner of Collision '4 '5 '6 '7 '8 Angle Same Direction - Rear End Opposite Direction - Head On/Angular Opposite Direction - Left/U-Turn Fixed Object Pedestrian Other* Sideswipe Overturned Classification of Victim Drivers Passengers Contributing Circumstances '4 '5 '6 '7 '8 Unsafe Speed Driver Inattention Improper Lane Change 1 Improper Passing Failed to Use Turn Signal Following Too Closely Failure to Keep Right Mechanical Failure 1 Road/Environmental Factor Pedestrian Violation 2 1 Pedalcyclist Violation Other/Unknown No Improper Driving Drivers Passengers Victim Alcohol Factors.1% -.3%.4% -.7%.8% -.1%.11% & over Negative No Test deceased drivers and passengers tested positive for alcohol and drugs (Illicit & Medication). 11 deceased drivers and passengers tested positive for drugs (Illicit & Medication) alone. Starting with 26, the Contributing Circumstance categories were changed to reflect the current NJTR-1. 21

26 FATAL TRACTOR-TRAILER CRASHES Tractor-Trailer Crashes Fatalities Manner of Collision '4 '5 '6 '7 '8 Angle Same Direction - Rear End Opposite Direction - Head On/Angular Opposite Direction - Left/U-Turn 1 1 Fixed Object Pedestrian Other Sideswipe Overturned Tractor-Trailer Contributing Circumstances '4 '5 '6 '7 '8 Unsafe Speed Driver Inattention Improper Lane Change 1 Improper Passing Failed to Use Turn Signal Following Too Closely 2 1 Failure to Keep Right 1 Mechanical Failure Road/Environmental Factor 1 Other/Unknown No Improper Driving Victim Classification Drivers Passengers Other Victim Classifications Drivers Passengers Pedestrians Pedalcyclists Other Involved Vehicle Contributing Circumstances '4 '5 '6 '7 '8 Unsafe Speed Driver Inattention Improper Lane Change Improper Passing 1 Failed to Use Turn Signal Following Too Closely 1 2 Failure to Keep Right Mechanical Failure 1 1 Road/Environmental Factor Other/Unknown No Improper Driving Pedestrian Violation No Pedestrian Violation Starting with 26, the Manner of Collision and Contributing Circumstance categories were changed to reflect the current NJTR-1. 22

27 Drivers Passengers TRACTOR-TRAILER VICTIM ALCOHOL FACTORS VICTIM ALCOHOL FACTORS.1% -.3%.4% -.7%.8% -.1%.11% & over Negative No test OTHER VICTIM ALCOHOL FACTORS VICTIM ALCOHOL FACTORS.1% -.3%.4% -.7%.8% -.1%.11% & over Negative No test Drivers Passengers Pedalcyclists Pedestrians Four drivers tested positive for drugs. Safety Equipment Used Unknown None Lap Belt Harness Lap Belt & Harness Child Restraint Helmet Airbag Only Airbag & Seatbelts Safety Vest (Ped only) Unapproved Helmet Other Total SAFETY EQUIPMENT USAGE Driver survived Driver killed Passenger killed Based on the various sources of information (accident reports, observations, interviews, evidence), the seat belt data may not be completely reliable. 23

28 17-2 AGE GROUP Listed below are the 17 to 2-year-old drivers involved in fatal motor vehicle crashes. Year Total fatal crashes 17-2 drivers Total drivers involved Number of drivers drunk* *.8 & over 28 Total Drivers Involved Number of Drivers Drunk 17 years old 18 years old 19 years old 2 years old FATAL CRASHES WITH ALCOHOL INVOLVED years old 18 years old 19 years old 2 years old Crashes VICTIM CLASSIFICATION years old 18 years old 19 years old 2 years old Drivers Passengers

29 FATAL CRASHES AND PERSONS KILLED FOR SELECTED HOLIDAY PERIODS IN NEW JERSEY Holiday Fatal Crashes Persons Killed Memorial Day (4) (4) (3) (3) (3) 96 Hours 96 Hours 72 Hours 72 Hours 72 Hours Fourth of July (5) (4) (4) (1) (3) 12 Hours 96 Hours 96 Hours 24 Hours 72 Hours Labor Day (4) (4) (3) (3) (3) 96 Hours 96 Hours 72 Hours 72 Hours 72 Hours Thanksgiving (5) (5) (4) (4) (4) 12 Hours 12 Hours 96 Hours 96 Hours 96 Hours Christmas (4) (4) (3) (4) (4) 96 Hours 96 Hours 72 Hours 96 Hours 96 Hours New Year's (4) (4) (3) (4) (4) 96 Hours 96 Hours 72 Hours 96 Hours 96 Hours Figures in parentheses show the number of whole days in each holiday period. 25

30 TEN YEAR EXPERIENCE Years Fatal Crashes Fatalities Drivers Passengers Pedestrians Pedalcyclists Motorcycles* Mopeds* Alcohol Involvement % % % % % % % % % % 6,673 7,258 4,81 1,54 1, % * Included in "Driver Totals" - If passenger, included in "Passenger Totals."

31 NJSP FATAL CRASH INVESTIGATIONS SUMMARY BY TROOP EXPRESSWAY Atlantic City.... Expressway CR County Road Garden State..... Parkway.... PIP Palisades Interstate Parkway..... LEGEND New.... Jersey Turnpike Milepost.... SH State..... Highway.... Time Station Road TROOP A Municipality County Contributing Circumstances 1/1/28 1/1/28 1/29/28 2/3/28 2/13/28 2/19/28 3/19/28 3/26/28 3/28/28 3/29/28 4/5/28 4/11/28 4/15/28 4/25/28 5/14/28 5/23/28 5/31/28 6/9/28 6/2/28 6/21/28 6/28/28 7/5/28 7/8/28 7/13/28 7/19/28 7/25/28 8/1/28 8/28/28 9/6/28 9/11/28 9/11/28 9/12/28 9/14/28 9/22/28 9/26/28 9/27/28 1/2/28 1/25/28 1/31/28 1/31/28 11/1/28 12/2/28 12/14/28 12/24/ A.C.E. BELLMAWR WOODSTOWN BUENA VISTA BRIDGETON BRIDGETON BRIDGETON PORT NORRIS WOODSTOWN BUENA VISTA BELLMAWR BUENA VISTA BRIDGETON BRIDGETON BRIDGETON BRIDGETON BRIDGETON WOODBINE A.C.E. BRIDGETON BELLMAWR A.C.E. BELLMAWR WOODBINE PORT NORRIS BRIDGETON WOODBINE BRIDGETON WOODBINE BELLMAWR BELLMAWR PORT NORRIS WOODSTOWN BELLMAWR BUENA VISTA BELLMAWR WOODSTOWN BUENA VISTA WOODSTOWN BUENA VISTA PORT NORRIS WOODSTOWN A.C.E. BELLMAWR EXPRESSWAY SH 42 I-295 CR 681 CR 74 CR 626 CR 674 SH 47 EAST GARRISON RD WEST LANDIS AVE I-676 CR 54 CR 659 CR 69 CR 66 CR 659 CR 674 SH 83 EXPRESSWAY CR 553 SH 55 EXPRESSWAY I-295 CR 548 SH 347 SH 77 SH 47 CR 687 SH 5 I-295 SH 55 SH 347 I-295 SH 55 CR 666 I-676 CR 63 CR 627 CR 54 CR 557 CR 67 I-295 EXPRESSWAY I ATLANTIC CITY GLOUCESTER TWSP OLDMANS TWSP BUENA VISTA TWSP UPPER DEERFIELD TWS HOPEWELL TWSP PITTSGROVE TWSP MAURICE RIVER TWSP UPPER PITTSGROVE TW BUENA VISTA TWSP CAMDEN CITY BUENA VISTA TWSP UPPER DEERFIELD TWS FAIRFIELD TWSP UPPER DEERFIELD TWS DEERFIELD TWSP PITTSGROVE TWSP DENNIS TWSP PLEASANTVILLE CITY UPPER DEERFIELD TWS DEPTFORD TWSP WINSLOW TWSP BELLMAWR BORO UPPER TWSP MAURICE RIVER TWSP UPPER DEERFIELD TWS DENNIS TWSP UPPER DEERFIELD TWS UPPER TWSP CHERRY HILL TWSP ELK TWSP MAURICE RIVER TWSP LOGAN TWSP MANTUA TWSP ESTELL MANOR CITY CAMDEN CITY ALLOWAY TWSP BUENA VISTA TWSP MANNINGTON TWSP ESTELL MANOR CITY COMMERCIAL TWSP CARNEYS POINT TWSP HAMILTON TWSP LAWNSIDE BORO ATLANTIC CAMDEN SALEM ATLANTIC CUMBERLAND CUMBERLAND SALEM CUMBERLAND SALEM ATLANTIC CAMDEN ATLANTIC CUMBERLAND CUMBERLAND CUMBERLAND CUMBERLAND SALEM CAPE MAY ATLANTIC CUMBERLAND GLOUCESTER CAMDEN CAMDEN CAPE MAY CUMBERLAND CUMBERLAND CAPE MAY CUMBERLAND CAPE MAY CAMDEN GLOUCESTER CUMBERLAND GLOUCESTER GLOUCESTER ATLANTIC CAMDEN SALEM ATLANTIC SALEM ATLANTIC CUMBERLAND SALEM ATLANTIC CAMDEN PEDESTRIAN VIOLATION UNSAFE SPEED UNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGS UNSAFE SPEED OTHER DRIVER ACTION PEDESTRIAN VIOLATION FAIL TO YIELD RIGHT OF WAY FAILURE TO KEEP RIGHT UNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGS FAILURE TO KEEP RIGHT FAILURE TO KEEP RIGHT UNSAFE SPEED UNSAFE SPEED UNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGS UNSAFE SPEED, OTHER DRIVER ACTION FAIL TO OBEY TRAF CTRL DEV UNSAFE SPEED, FAIL TO YIELD RIGHT OF WAY UNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGS UNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGS UNSAFE SPEED PEDESTRIAN VIOLATION UNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGS PEDESTRIAN VIOLATION IROPER LANE CHANGE, UNSAFE SPEED Time Station Road TROOP B Municipality County Contributing Circumstances 1/23/28 2/2/28 2/5/28 2/1/28 2/14/28 4/4/28 4/5/28 4/7/28 4/17/28 4/2/ NETCONG TOTOWA-SUB NETCONG PERRYVILLE WASHINGTON HOPE PERRYVILLE TOTOWA-SUB NETCONG SOMERVILLE I-287 I-8 I-8 CR 614 I-78 I-8 SH 31 I-287 I-287 I HARDING TWSP LODI BORO ROXBURY TWSP UNION TWSP GREENWICH TWSP KNOWLTON TWSP HATON BORO BLOOMINGDALE BORO MORRIS TWSP WARREN TWSP 27 MORRIS BERGEN MORRIS HUNTERDON WARREN WARREN HUNTERDON PASSAIC MORRIS SOMERSET UNSAFE SPEED UNKNOWN UNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGS FAILURE TO KEEP RIGHT IROPER LANE CHANGE

32 Time Station Road Municipality County Contributing Circumstances 4/26/28 5/6/28 5/24/28 5/31/28 6/1/28 6/8/28 6/15/28 6/15/28 6/16/28 6/22/28 6/29/28 7/6/28 7/12/28 7/13/28 7/16/28 7/18/28 7/19/28 7/25/28 8/4/28 8/4/28 8/28/28 9/1/28 9/23/28 1/13/28 1/18/28 1/21/28 1/27/28 11/13/28 11/15/28 11/15/28 11/25/ SUSSEX SOMERVILLE TOTOWA-SUB PERRYVILLE TOTOWA-SUB TOTOWA-SUB HOPE SOMERVILLE SOMERVILLE SUSSEX TOTOWA-SUB TOTOWA-SUB SUSSEX NETCONG NETCONG SOMERVILLE SOMERVILLE SUSSEX SUSSEX NETCONG TOTOWA-SUB SUSSEX SOMERVILLE NETCONG SOMERVILLE TOTOWA-SUB TOTOWA-SUB WASHINGTON TOTOWA-SUB SOMERVILLE NETCONG CR 521 I-287 I-28 I-78 I-28 I-28 I-8 I-78 I-287 CR 653 I-8 I-8 SH 23 I-287 I-8 I-78 I-78 SH 284 CR 65 I-8 I-287 CR 65 I-287 I-287 I-287 I-8 I-8 SH 57 I-28 I-78 I FRANKFORD TWSP SOUTH PLAINFIELD BO HARRISON TOWN BETHLEHEM TWSP KEARNY TOWN ROSELAND BORO BLAIRSTOWN TWSP BERKELEY HEIGHTS TW FRANKLIN TWSP MONTAGUE TWSP PATERSON CITY FAIRFIELD BORO MONTAGUE TWSP HARDING TWSP MOUNT ARLINGTON BOR HILLSIDE TWSP WANTAGE TWSP MONTAGUE TWSP ROXBURY TWSP MAHWAH TWSP MONTAGUE TWSP EDISON TWSP MONTVILLE TWSP SOUTH PLAINFIELD BO TOTOWA BORO WAYNE TWSP FRANKLIN TWSP EAST ORANGE CITY WARREN TWSP ROCKAWAY TWSP SUSSEX MIDDLESEX HUDSON HUNTERDON HUDSON ESSEX WARREN UNION SOMERSET SUSSEX PASSAIC ESSEX SUSSEX MORRIS MORRIS UNION ESSEX SUSSEX SUSSEX MORRIS BERGEN SUSSEX MIDDLESEX MORRIS MIDDLESEX PASSAIC PASSAIC WARREN ESSEX SOMERSET MORRIS OTHER DRIVER ACTION PEDESTRIAN VIOLATION UNSAFE SPEED PEDESTRIAN VIOLATION UNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGS IROPER LANE CHANGE UNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGS UNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGS TIRES UNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGS UNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGS PEDESTRIAN VIOLATION IROPER PARKING Time Station Road TROOP C Municipality County Contributing Circumstances 1/31/28 2/2/28 3/16/28 3/29/28 4/12/28 4/25/28 5/3/28 5/14/28 5/3/28 6/2/28 6/25/28 6/26/28 8/1/28 8/15/28 8/24/28 9/21/28 9/26/28 1/5/28 1/3/28 12/1/ HAMILTON-SUB RED LION RED LION TUCKERTON RED LION HAMILTON-SUB BORDENTOWN BORDENTOWN RED LION HAMILTON-SUB BORDENTOWN TUCKERTON RED LION BORDENTOWN RED LION BORDENTOWN BORDENTOWN HAMILTON-SUB RED LION HAMILTON-SUB CR 571 SH 26 SH 26 SOOY PLACE RD CR 644 DEACON RD CR 528 SH 26 I-295 SH 9 SH 7 CR 66 HAWKINS RD I-295 I-295 CR 534 I MILLSTONE TWSP SHAMONG TWSP SHAMONG TWSP WOODLAND TWSP SOUTHATON TWSP EWING TWSP HAINESPORT TWSP NORTH HANOVER TWSP SOUTHATON TWSP LAWRENCE TWSP MOUNT LAUREL TWSP PORT REPUBLIC CITY SOUTHATON TWSP CHESTERFIELD TWSP SOUTHATON TWSP MOUNT LAUREL TWSP MOUNT LAUREL TWSP EWING TWSP SHAMONG TWSP HAMILTON TWSP MONMOUTH BURLINGTON BURLINGTON BURLINGTON BURLINGTON MERCER BURLINGTON BURLINGTON BURLINGTON MERCER BURLINGTON ATLANTIC BURLINGTON BURLINGTON BURLINGTON BURLINGTON BURLINGTON MERCER BURLINGTON MERCER FAILURE TO KEEP RIGHT UNSAFE SPEED UNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGS, UNSAFE SPEED UNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGS FAIL TO YIELD RIGHT OF WAY UNSAFE SPEED WRONG WAY, FAILURE TO KEEP RIGHT PEDESTRIAN VIOLATION FAIL TO OBEY TRAF CTRL DEV, UNSAFE SPEED PEDESTRIAN VIOLATION PEDESTRIAN VIOLATION FAIL TO OBEY TRAF CTRL DEV Time Station Road TROOP D Municipality County Contributing Circumstances 1/2/28 2/18/28 2/19/28 4/24/28 4/28/28 6/16/28 6/25/28 7/18/ NEWARK CRANBURY MOORESTOWN MOORESTOWN MOORESTOWN CRANBURY CRANBURY CRANBURY EAST WINDSOR TWSP LAWNSIDE BORO MOUNT LAUREL TWSP CARNEYS POINT TWSP EDISON TWSP EDISON TWSP WOODBRIDGE TWSP ESSEX MERCER CAMDEN BURLINGTON SALEM MIDDLESEX MIDDLESEX MIDDLESEX PEDESTRIAN VIOLATION OTHER DRIVER ACTION UNSAFE SPEED TIRES IROPER LANE CHANGE, IROPER PASSING 28

33 Time Station Road Municipality County Contributing Circumstances 8/1/28 8/9/28 8/16/28 9/13/28 9/19/28 9/2/28 1/16/28 1/28/28 11/8/28 11/18/28 11/29/ CRANBURY NEWARK NEWARK CRANBURY NEWARK CRANBURY NEWARK MOORESTOWN CRANBURY NEWARK MOORESTOWN SOUTH BRUNSWICK TWS ENGLEWOOD CITY EDISON TWSP KEARNY TOWN WASHINGTON TWP ELIZABETH CITY SPRINGFIELD TWSP CRANBURY TWSP ELIZABETH CITY CHERRY HILL TWSP MIDDLESEX ESSEX BERGEN MIDDLESEX HUDSON MERCER UNION BURLINGTON MIDDLESEX UNION CAMDEN OTHER VEHICLE FACTOR FOLLOWING TOO CLOSELY FOLLOWING TOO CLOSELY UNKNOWN PEDESTRIAN VIOLATION WRONG WAY TROOP E Time Station Road Municipality County Contributing Circumstances 1/25/28 3/13/28 3/14/28 3/21/28 4/4/28 4/22/28 6/11/28 6/26/28 6/3/28 7/3/28 7/6/28 7/12/28 9/12/28 1/8/28 11/27/28 12/8/28 12/14/28 12/21/28 12/23/28 12/25/28 12/31/ BLOOMFIELD BLOOMFIELD BLOOMFIELD SAYREVILLE BASS RIVER BASS RIVER BLOOMFIELD SAYREVILLE BASS RIVER BLOOMFIELD SAYREVILLE BASS RIVER SAYREVILLE BLOOMFIELD SAYREVILLE BASS RIVER BLOOMFIELD SAYREVILLE BASS RIVER BLOOMFIELD BASS RIVER IRVINGTON TOWN CRANFORD TWSP IRVINGTON TOWN ABERDEEN TWSP PORT REPUBLIC CITY BEACHWOOD BORO UNION TWSP SAYREVILLE BORO BARNEGAT TWSP EAST ORANGE CITY TINTON FALLS BORO STAFFORD TWSP TINTON FALLS BORO CLIFTON CITY WALL TWSP STAFFORD TWSP WOODBRIDGE TWSP WALL TWSP MIDDLE TWSP BLOOMFIELD BORO LACEY TWSP ESSEX UNION ESSEX MONMOUTH ATLANTIC OCEAN UNION MIDDLESEX OCEAN ESSEX MONMOUTH OCEAN MONMOUTH PASSAIC MONMOUTH OCEAN MIDDLESEX MONMOUTH CAPE MAY ESSEX OCEAN PEDESTRIAN VIOLATION UNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGS PEDESTRIAN VIOLATION OTHER DRIVER ACTION UNSAFE SPEED IROPER LANE CHANGE TIRES FAILURE TO KEEP RIGHT UNSAFE SPEED UNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGS FAILURE TO KEEP RIGHT UNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGS NONE 29

34 FATAL CRASHES BY COUNTY, MUNICIPALITY, DATE, TIME AND LOCATION EXPRESSWAY Atlantic City.... Expressway CR County Road Garden State..... Parkway.... PIP Palisades Interstate Parkway..... LEGEND New.... Jersey Turnpike Milepost.... SH State..... Highway.... Municipality Day ATLANTIC COUNTY Time Road Persons Killed ATLANTIC CITY HAMMONTON TOWN ATLANTIC CITY LINWOOD CITY EGG HARBOR TWSP BUENA VISTA TWSP GALLOWAY TWSP BUENA VISTA TWSP PORT REPUBLIC CITY BUENA VISTA TWSP BUENA BORO EGG HARBOR TWSP HAMILTON TWSP HAMILTON TWSP PLEASANTVILLE CITY PORT REPUBLIC CITY ABSECON CITY VENTNOR CITY ESTELL MANOR CITY EGG HARBOR TWSP GALLOWAY TWSP GALLOWAY TWSP GALLOWAY TWSP HAMMONTON TOWN BUENA VISTA TWSP ESTELL MANOR CITY ATLANTIC CITY GALLOWAY TWSP HAMILTON TWSP GALLOWAY TWSP 1/1/28 1/14/28 1/22/28 1/28/28 1/29/28 2/3/28 3/24/28 3/29/28 4/4/28 4/11/28 5/14/28 5/16/28 5/2/28 6/16/28 6/2/28 6/26/28 7/19/28 7/31/28 9/26/28 9/29/28 9/3/28 1/3/28 1/15/28 1/24/28 1/25/28 1/31/28 12/6/28 12/12/28 12/14/28 12/24/ EXPRESSWAY CR 561 SH 3 CR 585 SH 4 CR 681 SH 3 WEST LANDIS AVE CR 54 CR 672 SH 152 CR 575 CR 552 EXPRESSWAY SH 9 SH 3 ATLANTIC AVE CR 666 CR 559 SH 3 MANHEIM AVE CR 561 SH 3 CR 627 CR 557 ATLANTIC AVE CR 561 EXPRESSWAY CR DRIVERS Municipality Day BERGEN COUNTY Time Road Persons Killed LODI BORO FAIR LAWN BORO WESTWOOD BORO RAMSEY BORO FORT LEE BORO FAIR LAWN BORO RIDGEWOOD TWSP ORADELL BORO TENAFLY BORO HACKENSACK CITY HACKENSACK CITY PARAMUS BORO ENGLEWOOD CITY PARK RIDGE BORO MAHWAH TWSP LITTLE FERRY BORO WALLINGTON BORO NEW MILFORD BORO TENAFLY BORO HACKENSACK CITY ALPINE BORO WALDWICK BORO 2/2/28 2/12/28 2/24/28 3/28/28 4/25/28 5/4/28 5/11/28 6/1/28 6/13/28 6/21/28 7/26/28 8/12/28 8/16/28 8/23/28 8/28/28 9/19/28 1/5/28 1/16/28 1/2/28 11/5/28 11/9/28 11/19/ I-8 CR 69 BRAMLEY PL SH 17 CUMBERMEADE RD SH 4 CR 57 CR 8 JEWETT CT SH 4 MAIN ST SH 4 CR 92 I-287 CR 124 CR 57 CR 49 SH 9 CR 51 SH 9 SH PEDALCYCLIST 2 PASSENGERS BURLINGTON COUNTY 3

35 Municipality Day BURLINGTON COUNTY Time Road Persons Killed MANSFIELD TWSP LUMBERTON TWSP MOORESTOWN TWSP SHAMONG TWSP WILLINGBORO TWSP EVESHAM TWSP SHAMONG TWSP PEMBERTON TWSP WOODLAND TWSP SOUTHATON TWSP MOUNT LAUREL TWSP HAINESPORT TWSP MAPLE SHADE TWSP MEDFORD TWSP NORTH HANOVER TWSP MOUNT LAUREL TWSP EASTHATON TWSP SOUTHATON TWSP MOORESTOWN TWSP LUMBERTON TWSP MOUNT LAUREL TWSP MOORESTOWN TWSP MAPLE SHADE TWSP WESTATON TWSP FLORENCE TWSP SOUTHATON TWSP BORDENTOWN TWSP MOUNT LAUREL TWSP WILLINGBORO TWSP CHESTERFIELD TWSP EDGEWATER PARK TWSP WILLINGBORO TWSP SOUTHATON TWSP MOORESTOWN TWSP MOUNT LAUREL TWSP MOUNT LAUREL TWSP MOUNT HOLLY TWSP MANSFIELD TWSP PEMBERTON TWSP MEDFORD TWSP SPRINGFIELD TWSP SHAMONG TWSP BORDENTOWN TWSP BURLINGTON CITY MOUNT LAUREL TWSP 1/9/28 1/21/28 1/23/28 2/2/28 2/14/28 3/3/28 3/16/28 3/18/28 3/29/28 4/12/28 4/24/28 5/3/28 5/5/28 5/12/28 5/14/28 5/17/28 5/29/28 5/3/28 6/12/28 6/24/28 6/25/28 7/7/28 7/9/28 7/16/28 7/19/28 8/1/28 8/2/28 8/9/28 8/9/28 8/15/28 8/16/28 8/17/28 8/24/28 8/24/28 9/21/28 9/26/28 1/8/28 1/9/28 1/9/28 1/22/28 1/28/28 1/3/28 1/31/28 12/9/28 12/29/ SH 26 SH 38 CR 636 SH 26 SH 13 CROPWELL RD SH 26 BLUEBIRD ST. SOOY PLACE RD CR 644 DEACON RD SH 38 CR 623 CR 528 CR 686 CR 621 SH 26 MAIN ST CR 612 I-295 CR 537 SH 73 DOWNING CT SH 13 SH 7 SH 13 CR 616 CR 63 CR 66 SH 13 ROCKLAND DR HAWKINS RD SH 38 I-295 I-295 SH 38 CR 543 CR 645 JACKSON RD CR 534 SH 26 SH 13 CR PEDALCYCLIST 1 PEDALCYCLIST, 1 PEDALCYCLIST 1 PEDALCYCLIST Municipality Day CAMDEN COUNTY Time Road Persons Killed GLOUCESTER TWSP MOUNT EPHRAIM BORO BROOKLAWN BORO CAMDEN CITY WATERFORD TWSP GLOUCESTER CITY LAWNSIDE BORO HADDON TWSP LAWNSIDE BORO GLOUCESTER TWSP WINSLOW TWSP CAMDEN CITY WINSLOW TWSP CHERRY HILL TWSP CHERRY HILL TWSP WATERFORD TWSP WINSLOW TWSP CHERRY HILL TWSP BERLIN TWSP CHERRY HILL TWSP CAMDEN CITY WINSLOW TWSP 1/1/28 1/5/28 1/1/28 1/25/28 1/31/28 2/15/28 2/19/28 3/9/28 3/14/28 3/16/28 3/24/28 4/5/28 4/5/28 4/1/28 4/22/28 4/22/28 5/2/28 5/6/28 5/16/28 6/3/28 7/4/28 7/5/ SH 42 SH 168 SH 13 17TH ST SH 3 JOHNSON BLVD SH 168 SH 3 CR 677 CR 689 I-676 SH 73 CR 561 SH 7 MAPLE AVE SH 3 GREENVALE RD SH 73 CR 644 CR 561 EXPRESSWAY

36 Municipality Day Time Road Persons Killed BELLMAWR BORO BERLIN BORO WINSLOW TWSP PENNSAUKEN TWSP WINSLOW TWSP CAMDEN CITY GLOUCESTER TWSP WATERFORD TWSP CHERRY HILL TWSP CAMDEN CITY BERLIN TWSP VOORHEES TWSP WOODLYNNE BORO GLOUCESTER TWSP GLOUCESTER TWSP OAKLYN BORO CHERRY HILL TWSP CAMDEN CITY LINDENWOLD BORO LAWNSIDE BORO 7/8/28 7/11/28 7/26/28 7/26/28 8/9/28 8/11/28 8/26/28 9/6/28 9/11/28 9/27/28 1/9/28 1/28/28 1/31/28 11/14/28 11/16/28 11/17/28 11/29/28 12/1/28 12/3/28 12/24/ I-295 CR 534 NORTH GROVE ST SH 13 SH 143 SH 3 SH 168 SH 3 I-295 I-676 MINCK AVE SH 73 CR 63 CR 534 CR 76 CR 65 CR 61 CR 673 I DRIVERS, Municipality Day CAPE MAY COUNTY Time Road Persons Killed LOWER TWSP CAPE MAY CITY SEA ISLE CITY DENNIS TWSP MIDDLE TWSP UPPER TWSP MIDDLE TWSP DENNIS TWSP UPPER TWSP MIDDLE TWSP MIDDLE TWSP 1/18/28 5/3/28 5/15/28 6/9/28 6/21/28 7/13/28 7/21/28 8/1/28 9/6/28 11/16/28 12/23/ CR 63 CR 622 CR 619 SH 83 SH 47 CR 548 SH 47 SH 47 SH 5 CR Municipality Day CUMBERLAND COUNTY Time Road Persons Killed UPPER DEERFIELD TWS HOPEWELL TWSP MAURICE RIVER TWSP UPPER DEERFIELD TWS FAIRFIELD TWSP UPPER DEERFIELD TWS VINELAND CITY DEERFIELD TWSP VINELAND CITY VINELAND CITY UPPER DEERFIELD TWS BRIDGETON CITY MAURICE RIVER TWSP VINELAND CITY UPPER DEERFIELD TWS VINELAND CITY VINELAND CITY MILLVILLE CITY UPPER DEERFIELD TWS MAURICE RIVER TWSP VINELAND CITY COMMERCIAL TWSP VINELAND CITY 2/13/28 2/19/28 3/26/28 4/15/28 4/25/28 5/14/28 5/14/28 5/23/28 6/14/28 6/16/28 6/21/28 7/17/28 7/19/28 7/25/28 7/25/28 8/8/28 8/13/28 8/16/28 8/28/28 9/12/28 1/24/28 11/1/28 12/5/ CR 74 CR 626 SH 47 CR 659 CR 69 CR 66 CR 54 CR 659 CR 54 SH 47 CR 553 MAGNOLIA AVE SH 347 EAST CHESTNUT AVE SH 77 DANTE AVE CR 54 CR 67 CR 687 SH 347 CR 54 CR 67 LINCOLN AVE PEDALCYCLIST, Municipality Day ESSEX COUNTY Time Road Persons Killed NUTLEY TOWN IRVINGTON TOWN IRVINGTON TOWN 1/1/28 1/2/28 1/25/28 2/21/28 3/8/28 3/14/ CR 648 MARKET ST WINANS AVE

37 Municipality Day Time Road Persons Killed EAST ORANGE CITY ROSELAND BORO EAST ORANGE CITY EAST ORANGE CITY FAIRFIELD BORO EAST ORANGE CITY ORANGE CITY ORANGE CITY IRVINGTON TOWN NUTLEY TOWN EAST ORANGE CITY BELLEVILLE TOWN MILLBURN TWSP EAST ORANGE CITY BLOOMFIELD BORO ORANGE CITY MONTCLAIR TOWN BLOOMFIELD BORO 3/16/28 3/17/28 4/6/28 4/11/28 4/19/28 5/9/28 6/8/28 6/21/28 6/24/28 6/25/28 7/3/28 7/6/28 7/1/28 7/12/28 7/19/28 7/2/28 7/22/28 8/9/28 8/14/28 8/23/28 8/25/28 9/1/28 9/6/28 9/2/28 9/26/28 9/28/28 1/12/28 1/15/28 1/23/28 11/9/28 11/12/28 11/15/28 11/17/28 11/18/28 11/25/28 12/1/28 12/25/ CR 58 CR 58 SO. 11TH ST 12TH ST SH 1 FREEWAY DR I-28 CLINTON PL DODD ST MARKET ST I-8 SH 21 MARKET ST I-78 BROAD ST CR 58 HENRY ST FREEWAY DRIVE EAST SH 1 CR 665 CR 647 SANFORD ST WASHINGTON AVE SH 9 CLIFTON AVE SOUTH 12TH ST SOUTH 1TH ST CR 527 OUTER PORT ST I-28 CR 59 OAKWOOD AVE ORANGE ST CR ,, 2 PASSENGERS 1 PEDALCYCLIST 2 PASSENGERS,, GLOUCESTER COUNTY Municipality Day Time Road Persons Killed DEPTFORD TWSP LOGAN TWSP MANTUA TWSP MANTUA TWSP DEPTFORD TWSP DEPTFORD TWSP ELK TWSP SWEDESBORO BORO FRANKLIN TWSP MONROE TWSP WOODBURY CITY DEPTFORD TWSP FRANKLIN TWSP SOUTH HARRISON TWSP FRANKLIN TWSP DEPTFORD TWSP ELK TWSP LOGAN TWSP MANTUA TWSP FRANKLIN TWSP FRANKLIN TWSP WASHINGTON TWSP MONROE TWSP FRANKLIN TWSP ELK TWSP MONROE TWSP MONROE TWSP MANTUA TWSP MONROE TWSP 1/3/28 1/3/28 1/3/28 2/12/28 2/23/28 3/29/28 4/5/28 4/17/28 4/21/28 6/1/28 6/18/28 6/28/28 7/24/28 8/1/28 8/11/28 9/5/28 9/11/28 9/14/28 9/22/28 9/29/28 1/15/28 11/3/28 11/8/28 11/12/28 11/13/28 12/1/28 12/6/28 12/18/28 12/21/ CR 544 CR 62 CR 533 CR 63 CR 621 HIGHLAND AVE SH 77 CR 65 WILLIAMSTOWN RD SH 322 COOPER ST SH 55 SH 4 CR 581 SH 47 WILLOWBROOK DR SH 55 I-295 SH 55 SOUTH BLUEBELL RD SH 47 PEACHTREE DR CR 655 COLES MILL RD SH 77 PINEY HOLLOW RD SH 322 SH 45 SH PEDALCYCLIST, 3 PASSENGERS, HUDSON 33 COUNTY 33