Route 37 reopens after sinkhole develops in Toms River
Crews paved over the sinkhole, located at the intersection of Route 37 and Oak Ridge Parkway.
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May 2, 2023, 4:47 PM
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Updated 539 days ago
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All lanes on Route 37 are now open after emergency construction was needed to repair a sinkhole in Toms River.
Crews paved over the sinkhole, located at the intersection of Route 37 and Oak Ridge Parkway. It appeared due to a busted stormwater pipe beneath the surface of the road.
No cars were damaged due to the sinkhole.
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