News out of Middle Township, NJ indicated a portion of US Route 9 was closed Tuesday morning after a crash occurred there. The motor vehicle accident caused a utility pole to come down, leading to downed wires in the roadway. Speak with a Middle Township car accident lawyer from Kwartler Manus about your case.
Drivers Urged to Go Another Way
The downed wires on Middle Township create a high-risk situation. The New Jersey Department of Transportation closed all lanes of Route 9 to clear the area of debris and make repairs. This incident includes the span of Route 9 just south of Main Street. Police urged drivers to avoid the area.
The roadway was shut down from East Main Avenue and Bayview Road, in the Edgewood section of the city. Utility crews worked to manage the situation. It is not clear what caused the accident or whether anyone was hurt. However, the damage to the infrastructure required significant repair before roadways could be reopened.
What to Do After an Accident with a Utility Pole
There are no details about what caused this accident. But knowing what to do after an accident like this is imperative. Always move to safety if you can do so without causing any additional harm. Calling rescuers through 911 immediately allows you to know how to react to these situations, especially when downed wires are on your vehicle.
At Kwartler Manus, we fight for victims. Contact us for a free consultation if you are hurt.
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