Elizabeth roadway reopens following New Jersey Turnpike crash that sent debris falling onto ground
Elizabeth officials said no one was injured by the falling debris.
Share:
More Stories
1:34
Sinkhole prompts lane closures on Interstate 80 in Wharton
43m ago1:42
Rain and snow couldn't dampen holiday spirits at DelPonte's Bakery
2ds ago2:06
Some Union Township residents complain of foul-smelling water after water main break
2ds ago1:36
Record New Jersey holiday travel snarls traffic, frustrates drivers
3ds ago2:10
Wintry weather conditions impact travel in New Jersey
5ds ago0:18
Police: Student breaks leg, others hurt when school bus crashes into tree in Monroe Township
6ds ago1:34
Sinkhole prompts lane closures on Interstate 80 in Wharton
43m ago1:42
Rain and snow couldn't dampen holiday spirits at DelPonte's Bakery
2ds ago2:06
Some Union Township residents complain of foul-smelling water after water main break
2ds ago1:36
Record New Jersey holiday travel snarls traffic, frustrates drivers
3ds ago2:10
Wintry weather conditions impact travel in New Jersey
5ds ago0:18
Police: Student breaks leg, others hurt when school bus crashes into tree in Monroe Township
6ds agoElizabeth Avenue and Fourth Street reopened Tuesday morning following a violent crash on the New Jersey Turnpike Monday night that sent a concrete wall crashing to the ground.
Photos of the aftermath were posted by Mayor Chris Bollwage on Facebook that showed two large concrete slabs that fell from the Turnpike overpass on Elizabeth Avenue.
Bollwage said there were no injuries on Elizabeth Avenue. Elizabeth officials also confirmed that no one was injured by the falling debris.
More from News 12
2:11
Boil water advisory issued for Edison Water Utility customers following water main break
0:25
New York to charge fossil fuel companies for damage from climate change
1:34
Sinkhole prompts lane closures on Interstate 80 in Wharton
Your Road Trip Close to Home adventure guide for Dec. 26
1:41
Dry and sunny Thursday ahead of weekend rain in New Jersey
0:28
