2008 Fatal Crash BookOFFICE 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

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NEW JERSEY STATE POLICE

FATAL ACCIDENT

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NEW JERSEY STATE POLICE

FATAL ACCIDENT

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MOTOR VEHICLE CRASHMOTOR VEHICLE CRASHCOMPARATIVE DATA REPORT

FOR THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY

COMPARATIVE DATA REPORT

FOR THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY

FATALFATAL

20082008

Cover Photo Courtesy of the Home NewsJason Towlen

OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERALJON S. CORZINE DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY ANNE MILGRAM

Governor DIVISION OF STATE POLICE Attorney GeneralPOST OFFICE BOX 7068

WEST TRENTON NJ 08628-0068 COLONEL JOSEPH R. FUENTES(609) 882-2000 Superintendent

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Dear Reader:

The year 2008 was yet another monumental year for the State of New Jersey in reducing the numberof fatal motor vehicle crashes. During 2008, New Jersey recorded over an 18% decrease in fatalcrashes, with a total of 555 fatal collisions resulting in 590 fatalities. It is through the dedication ofthe New Jersey State Police, local and county police departments and various nonprofitorganizations, that we as a state continue to be leaders within the nation in keeping our highwayssafe and reducing the number of fatalities on our roadways.

Our efforts in reducing the number of motor vehicle deaths through education, enforcement androadway engineering must continue, as highway fatalities are still one of the leading causes of deathin New Jersey and the nation. The nationwide death toll for 2008 was 37,261, representing a national average of 102 deaths per day.

On the following pages you will find statistics of the fatal motor vehicle crash records compiled bythe Fatal Accident Investigation Unit of the Division of State Police for 2008. This report constitutesa detailed look at the causes and results of fatal collisions throughout the state during 2008.Hopefully, the continued effort and cooperation of the public, federal, state, and local agencies willhelp us maintain our traffic safety records in the years ahead.

Sincerely,

Joseph R. FuentesColonelSuperintendent

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

STATISTICAL SUMMARY

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SPECIFIC AREAS OF CONCERN

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2008 Quick Facts2008 Motor Vehicle Fatal Crashes and Fatalities with a Comparison of the 1989-2008 Crashes and Fatalities

Victim Alcohol Factor, 2004-2008 ComparisonVictim Alcohol Factors for the Year 2008

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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 590 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, 20.7 % were legally intoxicated.

An average of 1.61 persons were killed every day.

There were 80 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, 5passengers, 19 pedestrians and 2 pedalcyclists.

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, 50.2 % involved passenger cars.

There were 30 tractor-trailers involved in 29 fatal crashes which resulted in 32 fatalities.

Of the 810 drivers listed, 36 New Jersey drivers and 1 out-of-state driver were suspended. There were 3 driverswithout valid licenses.

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Fatal Crashes

Fatalities

684 691 708 674 555

723 748 770 724 590

SUBJECT

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008Statistics

Statistical Summary of 2008 Motor Vehicle Fatal Crashes and Fatalities with a Comparison of the 2004-2008 Crashesand Fatalities.

TREND IN FATALITIES20 Year Trend

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Totals

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

Driver Passenger Pedalcyclist Pedestrian

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

34 8 3 14

19 8 13

18 7 1 7

30 8 1 11

28 7 1 10

30 8 5 8

30 10 1 14

31 12 4 5

25 10 2 9

29 14 1 16

28 12 1 11

18 8 20

Month

59

40

33

50

46

51

55

52

46

60

52

46

320 112 20 138Totals 590

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

Month

684 691 708 674 555

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

TOTAL

B. CRASHES AND FATALITIES BY MONTH OF OCCURRENCE

Crashes Fatalities

723 748 770 724 590

52 49 69 69 59

49 33 42 45 40

48 59 63 57 33

44 59 66 41 50

60 51 72 55 46

66 76 42 67 51

68 66 72 79 55

67 65 67 66 52

69 72 76 63 46

76 74 66 70 60

58 78 63 53 52

66 66 72 59 46

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

49 46 63 62 55

47 31 40 42 38

45 52 60 51 33

44 56 59 40 46

58 50 67 54 45

64 73 40 64 48

62 60 67 76 51

65 57 62 59 50

64 70 69 57 41

69 70 63 67 54

55 68 55 47 49

62 58 63 55 45

A. VICTIM CLASSIFICATION BY MONTH - 2008

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138112 20555 320590

Atlantic

Bergen

Burlington

Camden

Cape May

Cumberland

Essex

Gloucester

Hudson

Hunterdon

Mercer

Middlesex

Monmouth

Morris

Ocean

Passaic

Salem

Somerset

Sussex

Union

Warren

County

30

22

45

42

11

23

43

29

24

9

20

42

45

25

37

25

14

15

14

35

5

Crashes

31

23

45

44

11

23

49

33

27

11

22

46

47

26

38

25

16

15

14

38

6

Killed

17

10

23

25

8

15

23

14

13

6

11

28

29

15

20

9

13

8

12

17

4

Driver

8

5

6

4

3

5

11

13

4

2

6

9

9

2

8

5

3

2

2

4

1

Passenger

6

7

12

15

0

2

14

5

6

3

4

8

7

6

10

11

0

5

0

16

1

Pedestrian

0

1

4

0

0

1

1

1

4

0

1

1

2

3

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

Pedalcyclist

TOTAL

C. CRASH VICTIM CLASSIFICATION BY COUNTY

Victim Classification

5

555

AtlanticBergenBurlingtonCamdenCape MayCumberlandEssexGloucesterHudsonHunterdonMercerMiddlesexMonmouthMorrisOceanPassaicSalemSomersetSussexUnionWarren

Interstate State County Municipal Toll Roads Other3022454211234329249

204245253725141514355

48 170 183 111 43 0

D. CRASHES BY COUNTY OF OCCURRENCE AND ROADWAY CLASSIFICATION

TOTALS County0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0

8 14 4 42 7 8 4 13 16 15 9 25 16 12 6 3

5 5 15 15 3

4 4 9 20 6 01 12 9 72 7 4 10 11 3 54 5 4 5 23 10 11 10 8

18 16 6 58 9 4 4

10 18 4 54 6 8 6 12 4 6 1 13 5 2 5

5 93 13 9 7 33 2

TOTAL

Breakdown in Percentages of 555 Crashes during 2008

NOTE: US roadways are included in the State Highway column. Other roadways include State, County and Municipal Parks and Institutions and USGovernment Property.

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E. FATALITIES AND INJURIES ACCORDING TO CRASH TYPE CLASSIFICATION

Total Crashes Total Fatalities Total Injured

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

31 19 34 21 26

474 457 422 380 279

0 0 0 0 0

10 5 10 1 9

2 1 6 4 1

0 0 0 0 0

109 121 91 98 74

18 27 34 30 24

0 1 0 1 1

644 631 597 535 414

Pedestrian

Other Motor Vehicle

Railroad Train

Parked Vehicle

Pedalcycle

Animal

Fixed/Other Object

Non-Collision

Other

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

148 151 162 146 136

274 266 279 249 180

4 1 3 2 0

11 14 13 16 12

16 17 12 12 19

1 1 1 0 0

205 209 202 217 172

25 31 34 27 28

0 1 2 5 8

684 691 708 674 555TOTAL

Type 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

152 155 166 149 138

297 298 315 276 196

5 2 4 3 0

11 15 14 16 16

16 17 12 12 20

0 1 1 0 0

217 227 218 236 183

25 32 38 27 29

0 1 2 5 8

723 748 770 724 590

In 2008 there were 555 fatal crashes in which 590 persons were killed and 414 persons injured.

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12:00 to 12:59 a.m.

1:00 to 1:59 a.m.

2:00 to 2:59 a.m.

3:00 to 3:59 a.m.

4:00 to 4:59 a.m.

5:00 to 5:59 a.m.

6:00 to 6:59 a.m.

7:00 to 7:59 a.m.

8:00 to 8:59 a.m.

9:00 to 9:59 a.m.

10:00 to 10:59 a.m.

11:00 to 11:59 a.m.

12:00 to 12:59 p.m.

1:00 to 1:59 p.m.

2:00 to 2:59 p.m.

3:00 to 3:59 p.m.

4:00 to 4:59 p.m.

5:00 to 5:59 p.m.

6:00 to 6:59 p.m.

7:00 to 7:59 p.m.

8:00 to 8:59 p.m.

9:00 to 9:59 p.m.

10:00 to 10:59 p.m.

11:00 to 11:59 p.m.

Time Of Occurrence 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

684 691 708 674 555

26 31 36 31 32

30 30 25 29 20

32 31 23 26 29

27 24 34 17 18

20 12 12 21 23

21 21 19 22 13

25 20 21 22 11

14 39 16 21 14

20 16 20 19 13

18 30 12 27 18

28 24 26 16 25

29 20 30 13 10

29 33 16 29 23

24 31 29 29 18

37 24 38 33 25

26 27 38 39 29

38 32 30 30 26

49 30 37 37 34

31 32 39 41 32

36 39 39 36 31

34 40 46 39 28

37 41 42 29 25

24 35 43 37 34

29 29 37 31 24

F. HOURS OF OCCURRENCE

TOTAL

G. WEATHER CONDITIONSClearRainSnowFogOther

4625956

23555Total

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Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Day of Occurrence

684 691 708 674 555

127 115 127 102 75

83 78 90 84 76

64 74 87 93 66

85 93 89 95 66

93 102 92 70 72

129 118 120 103 90

103 111 103 127 110

H. DAY OF OCCURRENCE2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

TOTAL

16 and under

Age 17

18 - 20

21 - 24

25 - 29

30 - 39

40 - 49

50 - 64

65 and older

Unknown

Age Of Driver

425 427 430 428 320

I. AGE OF DRIVER VICTIMS

TOTAL

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Number Killed

0 - 4

5 - 9

10 - 14

15 - 19

20 - 24

25 - 44

45 - 64

65 - 74

75 and older

Unknown

Age Of Pedestrian

151 154 166 150 138

J. AGE OF PEDESTRIAN VICTIMS

TOTAL

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Number Killed

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

2 4 2 3 4

6 12 13 6 4

40 30 33 28 30

46 48 58 62 37

42 46 46 38 32

79 78 68 66 54

62 59 68 62 52

77 81 69 80 50

70 69 72 83 57

1 0 1

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

2 5 2 3 2

2 0 3 2 1

7 2 5 4 4

12 6 6 13 8

6 8 6 4 12

44 45 55 37 41

39 51 53 49 39

16 11 8 18 17

23 25 28 20 14

0 1 0

9

Male

Female

Sex 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

151 154 166 150 138

93 88 123 95 92

58 66 43 55 46

TOTAL

K. SEX OF PEDESTRIANS

810

Unknown

Apparently Normal

Alcohol Use

Drug Use (Illicit)

Medication

Alcohol & Drug/Medication Use

Physical Handicaps

Illness

Fatigue

Fell Asleep

Other

Condition

31

559

122

31

12

32

2

10

2

9

0

TOTAL

Drivers

L. CONDITION OF ALL DRIVERS

20 YEAR TRENDIntoxicated Drivers Involved in Fatal Crashes

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There were 590 fatalities during 2008. Of the fatalities, 320 were drivers, 112 were passengers, 138 werepedestrians and 20 were pedalcyclists. Of this total, 484 were tested for alcohol and 106 were not tested. Of the 484tested, 187 were positive for alcohol in varying degrees and 297 were negative. This indicates that 38.6 % of thefatalities tested were positive for alcohol and 61.4 % were negative. Sixty-Six drivers, 12 passengers, 26 pedestrians and2 pedalcyclists tested positive for drugs. In 151 of the 555 crashes, Driving While Intoxicated (alcohol and/or drugs) was listed as the major contributingfactor. There were 165 people killed as a result of these 151 crashes.

M. ALCOHOL FACTOR

1.) DRIVERS:Deceased: There were a total of 320 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 113imbibing drivers, 85 or 75.2 % had an alcohol level of .08 % or higher.

Surviving: There were a total of 490 surviving drivers of which 176 were tested for alcohol. Of those tested, 38were positive and 138 were negative, indicating 21.6 % had consumed an alcoholic beverage. Of the 38imbibing drivers, 30 or 78.9 % had an alcohol level of .08 % or higher.

2.) Passengers: There were a total of 112 passengers killed of which 72 were tested for alcohol. Of those tested, 26were 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, 45were positive and 66 were negative, indicating 40.5 % had consumed an alcoholic beverage.

There were a total of 20 pedalcyclists killed of which 14 were tested for alcohol. Of those tested, 3were positive and 11 were negative, indicating 21.4 % had consumed an alcoholic beverage.

Drivers 1 7 6 24 138 314 490

Total.01% - .03% .04% - .07% .08% - .10% .11% & over Negative No test

SURVIVING DRIVER ALCOHOL FACTORS

ALCOHOL & DRUG USE:4 surviving drivers, 30 deceased drivers, 4 passengers, 11 pedestrians and 0 pedalcyclists tested positive for alcoholand drugs (Illicit & Medication).11 surviving drivers, 36 deceased drivers, 8 passengers, 15 pedestrians and 0 pedalcyclists tested positive for drugs(Illicit & Medication) alone.

EVALUATION:2008 showed a 9.2 % decrease in alcohol-related fatalities. The number of fatal accident victims with blood alcoholreadings above the legal limit decreased from 162 in 2007 to 151 in 2008, a decrease of 6.8 %. Deceased drivers withalcohol involvement showed a 19.9 % decrease when compared to 2007.

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Drivers

Passengers

Pedestrians

Pedalcyclists

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

.01 % - .03 %

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

.04 % - .07 %

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

.08 % - .10 %

TOTAL

Drivers

Passengers

Pedestrians

Pedalcyclists

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

.11 % and Over

TOTAL

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Negative

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

No Test

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

TOTAL

There were 106 victims that tested positive for drugs.

VICTIM ALCOHOL FACTOR 2004 - 2008 COMPARISON

VICTIM ALCOHOL FACTORS FOR THE YEAR 2008

Drivers

Passengers

Pedestrians

Pedalcyclists

18 10 5 80 174 33

2 4 2 18 46 40

0 2 1 42 66 27

0 0 0 3 11 6

320

112

138

20

20 16 8 143 297 106 590TOTAL

TOTAL.01% - .03% .04% - .07% .08% - .10% .11% & over Negative No Test

LEGEND NEGATIVE:

NO TEST:

NOTE:

Tested and found to be negative.

Because of delayed death, age factor, contamination of samples, and the failure on the part of some investigativeagencies 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.

Due to the Blood Alcohol Content(BAC) threshold changing in 2004,

the values prior to 2004 are notshown. Please see prior year's

reports for these values.16 11 21 18 18

3 7 8 2 2

2 6 8 4 0

0 0 1 0 0

21 24 38 24 20

12 11 15 10 10

3 7 3 5 4

4 3 3 5 2

0 0 0 0 0

19 21 21 20 16

9 12 12 15 5

4 3 4 4 2

1 1 2 1 1

0 0 0 0 0

14 16 18 20 8

80 87 97 98 80

15 25 15 13 18

33 29 47 28 42

3 3 4 3 3

131 144 163 142 143

228 222 222 230 174

52 53 81 54 46

77 85 77 94 66

9 12 7 7 11

366 372 387 385 297

53 51 63 57 33

43 45 51 56 40

20 18 29 18 27

2 2 0 2 6

118 116 143 133 106

402 396 430 428 320

121 140 162 134 112

139 142 166 150 138

15 17 12 12 20

677 695 770 724 590

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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

5 2 1 5

1 2 0 1

6 9 3 7

2 0 0 1

11 59 20 17

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 2 1 2

2 10 4 0

0 0 0 1

1 1 1 2

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

.01 - .07 % .08 % and above Alcohol & Drugs Drugs Alone

TOTAL

Manner of Collision

ALCOHOL INVOLVEMENT OF DECEASED DRIVERS RELATED TO MANNEROF COLLISION

N.

28 85 30 36

Angle




Fixed Object

Pedestrian

Other*

Sideswipe

Overturned

684 691 708 674 555

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008Manner of Collision - All Crashes

TOTAL

O. MANNER OF COLLISION

* Other categories include - Struck Parked Vehicle, Backing, Encroachment, Animal, Pedalcycle, Other Object andRailroad Train.NOTE: Starting with 2006, Overturned Vehicles are tracked separately - they are included with "Other" in prior years.

113 116 58 65 61

36 45 65 41 25

91 77 94 79 54

11 13 37 35 21

180 149 201 215 171

148 151 162 146 136

94 129 33 38 40

11 11 24 28 19

34 27 28

NOTE: Drivers that test positive for both alcohol and drug use are counted in both the appropriate BAC column and inthe Alcohol / Drugs column.

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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

1,115 1,096 1,136 1,071 873

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Fatal Crashes

P. TYPE OF VEHICLES INVOLVED (Including Parked)

TOTAL

NOTE: Starting with 2006, Pickup Trucks and Sport Utility Vehicles are tracked separately. Both are included under"Sport Utility Vehicle" in prior years.

622 608 593 596 438

1 0 0 0 0

3 2 8 6 4

74 63 104 86 88

2 0 0 1 1

97 86 67

215 239 175 145 144

41 29 10 7 6

0 1 1 0 0

4 1 5 8 7

1 2 0 1 0

8 12 7 5 4

5 3 4 5 4

38 30 23 21 19

23 21 13 13 11

5 4 3 7 3

0 1 1 1 0

45 67 48 43 28

0 1 2 4 2

0 0 0 0 0

3 2 2 1 1

25 10 40 35 46

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Straight and Level

Straight and Grade

Straight at Hillcrest

Curve and Level

Curve and Grade

Curve at Hillcrest

Intersection

Road Character

TOTAL

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Fatal Crashes

355 367 256

78 73 47

12 9 9

94 90 87

61 45 50

4 1 1

104 89 105

708 674 555

NOTE: Starting with 2006, the Road Character categories were changed to reflect the current NJTR-1.

Q. CHARACTER OF ROAD

Interstate

State

County

Municipal

Toll Roads

Other

Road Designation

TOTAL

Fatal Crashes

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

68 49 48

228 236 170

211 204 183

125 120 111

71 62 43

5 3 0

708 674 555

NOTE: US roadways are included in the State Highway column. *Other roadways include State, County and MunicipalParks and Institutions and US Government Property.

R. ROAD DESIGNATION

15

16 and under

Age 17

18 - 20

21 - 24

25 - 29

30 - 39

40 - 49

50 - 64

65 and over

Unknown*

Age of Driver

1,099 1,103 1,087 1,010 810

6 7 7 5 6

13 30 27 17 18

87 64 89 89 76

94 120 126 124 91

102 110 120 99 79

219 205 187 188 139

205 211 203 161 151

200 192 180 182 128

126 121 133 134 105

47 43 15 11 17

TOTAL

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Fatal Crashes

S. AGE OF DRIVERS

Male

Female

Unknown

Sex of Driver

1,099 1,103 1,087 1,010 810

789 784 776 736 609

267 275 290 264 186

43 44 21 10 15

T. SEX OF DRIVERSFatal Crashes

TOTAL

* Unknown includes hit-and-run and parked vehicle crashes where driver information is not known or applicable.

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

16

Going Straight Ahead

Making Right Turn

Making Left Turn

Making U Turn

Starting From Parked

Starting In Traffic

Slowing or Stopping

Stopped in Traffic

Parking

Parked

Changing Lanes

Entering Traffic Lane

Backing

Driverless / Moving

Passing

Negotiating Curve

Driving on Shoulder

Right Turn on Red

Other

Unknown

814 753 563

8 5 8

57 70 57

5 7 4

0 2 3

8 2 7

14 23 16

33 19 11

0 1 1

11 3 6

33 29 20

10 3 5

2 4 7

1 1 0

13 14 16

65 60 75

2 4 1

0 0 1

9 6 7

2 4 2

TOTAL 1087 1010 810

Driver Pre-Crash Action 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Fatal Crashes

U. WHAT DRIVERS WERE DOING

NOTE: Starting with 2006, the Driver Pre-Crash categories were changed to reflect the current NJTR-1.

Crossing at Marked Crosswalk

Crossing at Unmarked Crosswalk

Crossing Where Prohibited

Other Pedestrian Action in Roadway

Pedestrian Off Of Roadway

Other Pedestrian Action

Fatal Crashes

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008Pedestrian Pre-Crash Action

TOTAL

V. WHAT PEDESTRIANS WERE DOING

23 19 22

15 13 12

72 66 54

26 25 21

6 6 2

24 21 27

166 150 138

NOTE: Starting with 2006, the Pedestrian Pre-Crash categories were changed to reflect the current NJTR-1.

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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

Contributing Circumstances 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

W. CONTRIBUTING CIRCUMSTANCES

TOTAL

NOTE: In some crashes, alcohol and/or drug involvement may have contributed to the crash, however other drivingactions are the proximate cause of the crash. For a detailed analysis of alcohol and drug related crashes, see ReportM - Alcohol Factor.

Starting with 2006, the Contributing Circumstance categories were changed to reflect the current NJTR-1.

142 152 115

180 185 153

41 50 36

38 37 42

19 12 9

12 10 10

0 1 0

15 15 6

15 5 8

0 1 2

0 0 0

5 8 7

5 2 1

93 62 41

51 46 40

9 7 5

11 7 1

136 118 114

10 12 17

782 730 607

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SPECIFIC AREAS OF CONCERN

INTERSTATE HIGHWAY FATALITIES

The Interstate Highway System of New Jersey is 100% completed, with 420.32 miles open to the motoring public.During 2008, the death rate averaged 6.08 deaths per month and 1 death for every 5.76 miles of highway. A conciseanalysis of victim classification, alcohol involvement, driver ages, contributing circumstances and manner of collisionis outlined on the following page.

INTERSTATE HIGHWAY MILEAGE

Highway Number Mileage Open Fatal Crashes by Highway

0

7

12

22

0

0

4

10

10

2

3.04

67.83

68.35

86.73

34.17

2.00

17.85

67.54

68.06

4.75

I-76

I-78

I-80

I-95

I-195

I-278

I-280

I-287

I-295

I-676

TOTAL 420.32 67

I-95 includes sections of the New Jersey Turnpike.

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2008Interstate Fatal Crashes: 67

Interstate Fatalities: 73

INTERSTATE HIGHWAY FATALITIES

Drivers

Passengers

Pedestrians

Pedalcyclists

46

13

14

0

73TOTAL


Unsafe Speed

Driver Inattention


Improper Passing



Traveling Wrong Way


Mechanical Failure

Road / Environmental Factor



Other / Unknown

No Improper Driving

9

30

5

1

0

2

3

0

3

0

10

0

13

46

122

Contributing Circumstances

TOTAL

16 & under

17

18 - 20

21 - 24

25 - 29

30 - 39

40 - 49

50 - 64

65 & over

Unknown

0

1

6

12

11

19

28

16

16

1

110TOTAL

Age of Drivers

Angle


Opposite Direction - Head On / Angular

Opposite Direction - Left / U-Turn

Fixed Object

Pedestrian

Sideswipe

Overturned

Other

2

8

5

0

20

13

7

5

7

67TOTAL

Manner of Collision

Drivers

Passengers

Pedestrians

Pedalcyclists

5 1 2 9 25 4

0 1 0 1 6 5

0 1 0 3 10 0

0 0 0 0 0 0

46

13

14

0

5 3 2 13 41 9 73

TOTAL

TOTAL

.01% - .03% .04% - .07% .08% - .10% .11% & over Negative No Test

Victim Alcohol Factors

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.

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Pedalcycle Crashes

Fatalities

16 17 12 12 19

16 17 12 12 20

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

FATAL PEDALCYCLE CRASHES

Drivers

Passengers

16 17 12 12 19

0 0 0 0 1

16 17 12 12 20

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

TOTAL

Classification of Victim

0 - 3

4 - 10

11 - 15

16 - 20

21 - 30

31 - 40

41 - 50

51 - 60

61 & over

Unknown

0 0 0 0 0

0 2 0 1 0

2 3 1 3 1

1 0 1 1 2

0 1 2 2 4

4 0 2 2 2

1 4 1 2 4

3 5 4 0 3

5 2 1 1 4

0 0 0 0 0

16 17 12 12 20TOTAL

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Age of Victim

No Improper Driving

Driver Inattention

Failed to Yield Right of Way

Failed to Obey Traffic Control


Improper Turn

Other

Unknown

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

TOTAL


2 0 2

1 0 2

3 3 4

2 6 8

1 1 1

1 0 0

2 2 2

0 0 0

12 12 19

ALCOHOL/DRUG INVOLVEMENT

Of the 20 pedalcyclist fatalities, 14 were tested. Of those 14 tested, 1 tested positive for drugs only, 2 tested positive foralcohol only and 1 tested positive for alcohol and drugs. Nine were negative for alcohol and/or drugs and 6 were nottested.

21

Motorcycle Crashes

Fatalities

72 62 99 84 80

76 64 103 87 82

FATAL MOTORCYCLE CRASHES

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Drivers

Passengers

69 61 94 78 77

5 2 5 5 4

74 63 99 83 81TOTAL

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Classification of Victim

16 & under

17 - 20

21 - 30

31 - 40

Over 40

1 0 0 0 0

4 3 4 4 9

26 19 30 18 22

22 16 22 23 15

21 23 38 34 31

74 61 94 79 77

Age of Drivers

TOTAL

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Unsafe Speed

Driver Inattention


Improper Passing




Mechanical Failure

Road/Environmental Factor



Other/Unknown

No Improper Driving

TOTAL

'04 '05 '06 '07 '08


35 24 22

18 16 19

0 1 0

4 4 3

0 0 0

1 1 2

11 5 4

1 0 0

0 0 0

2 1 0

0 0 0

4 11 12

20 18 15

96 81 77

Angle




Fixed Object

Pedestrian

Other*

Sideswipe

Overturned

14 16 8 15 12

7 3 12 7 6

8 7 11 5 9

5 6 18 12 9

18 13 27 24 25

0 1 3 2 1

17 10 3 9 4

0 1 5 6 7

3 5 12 4 7

72 62 99 84 80TOTAL

'04 '05 '06 '07 '08

Manner of Collision

Drivers

Passengers

9 6 1 11 45 5

0 0 0 1 3 0

77

4

9 6 1 12 48 5 81TOTAL

.01% - .03% .04% - .07% .08% - .10% .11% & over Negative No Test TOTAL

Victim Alcohol Factors

7 deceased drivers and 0 passengers tested positive for alcohol and drugs (Illicit & Medication). 11 deceased driversand 0 passengers tested positive for drugs (Illicit & Medication) alone.

Starting with 2006, the Contributing Circumstance categories were changed to reflect the current NJTR-1.

Administrator

* 1 Pedestrian killed as a result of MC Crash

Administrator

22

Tractor-Trailer Crashes

Fatalities

41 55 45 43 29

43 59 53 45 32

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

FATAL TRACTOR-TRAILER CRASHES

Angle




Fixed Object

Pedestrian

Other

Sideswipe

Overturned

Manner of Collision

'04 '05 '06 '07 '08

TOTAL

6 5 2

14 10 5

7 5 9

1 1 0

2 2 1

1 7 1

7 4 7

3 8 2

4 1 2

45 43 29

Drivers

Passengers

6 12 6 8 5

0 1 0 0 0

6 13 6 8 5


2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

TOTAL

Drivers

Passengers

Pedestrians

Pedalcyclists

21 35 33 24 20

10 8 13 6 4

6 3 1 7 1

0 0 0 0 2

37 46 47 37 27

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

TOTAL

Other Victim Classifications

Unsafe Speed

Driver Inattention


Improper Passing




Mechanical Failure


Other/Unknown

No Improper Driving

Tractor-Trailer Contributing Circumstances

TOTAL

'04 '05 '06 '07 '08

4 2 2

5 5 5

0 1 0

0 0 0

0 0 0

2 1 0

0 1 0

1 2 1

1 0 0

4 5 1

32 26 19

49 43 28

Unsafe Speed

Driver Inattention


Improper Passing




Mechanical Failure


Other/Unknown

No Improper Driving


No Pedestrian Violation

'04 '05 '06 '07 '08

TOTAL

Other Involved Vehicle Contributing Circumstances

3 2 1

11 8 9

4 2 2

0 0 1

0 0 0

1 2 0

3 3 5

1 1 0

0 0 0

9 7 4

17 21 12

0 0 0

0 0 0

49 46 34

Starting with 2006, the Manner of Collision and Contributing Circumstance categories were changed to reflect thecurrent NJTR-1.

23

5

Drivers

Passengers

0 0 0 1 4 0

0 0 0 0 0 0

5

0

0 0 0 1 4 0

.01% - .03% .04% - .07% .08% - .10% .11% & over Negative No test TOTAL

TOTAL

VICTIM ALCOHOL FACTORS

TRACTOR-TRAILER VICTIM ALCOHOL FACTORS

Drivers

Passengers

Pedalcyclists

Pedestrians

3 0 0 2 16 3

0 0 1 2 2 1

0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 1 5 1

24

6

0

7

3 0 1 5 23 5

.01% - .03% .04% - .07% .08% - .10% .11% & over Negative No test TOTAL

TOTAL 37

VICTIM ALCOHOL FACTORS

OTHER VICTIM ALCOHOL FACTORS

Four drivers tested positive for drugs.

Unknown

None

Lap Belt

Harness

Lap Belt & Harness

Child Restraint

Helmet

Airbag Only

Airbag & Seatbelts

Safety Vest (Ped only)

Unapproved Helmet

Other

Safety Equipment Used

33 7 2

16 52 33

3 0 2

3 2 2

280 46 20

0 0 4

12 73 3

23 69 22

120 71 24

0 0 0

0 0 0

0 0 0

490 320 112Total

Driver survived Driver killed Passenger killed

SAFETY EQUIPMENT USAGE

Based on the various sources of information (accident reports, observations, interviews, evidence), the seat belt datamay not be completely reliable.

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2008

Year

90

Total fatal crashes 17 - 20 drivers

94

Total drivers involved

8

Number of drivers drunk*

* .08 & over

17 - 20 AGE GROUPListed below are the 17 to 20-year-old drivers involved in fatal motor vehicle crashes.

Total Drivers Involved

Number of Drivers Drunk

18 25 28 23

0 3 2 3

17 years old 18 years old 19 years old 20 years old2008

Crashes 0 4 3 3

17 years old 18 years old 19 years old 20 years old2008

FATAL CRASHES WITH ALCOHOL INVOLVED

Drivers

Passengers

4 8 12 10

6 7 3 4

2008 17 years old 18 years old 19 years old 20 years old

VICTIM CLASSIFICATION

25

Memorial Day

Fourth of July

Labor Day

Thanksgiving

Christmas

New Year's

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2004-05

2005-06

2006-07

2007-08

2008-09

(4)

(4)

(3)

(3)

(3)

(5)

(4)

(4)

(1)

(3)

(4)

(4)

(3)

(3)

(3)

(5)

(5)

(4)

(4)

(4)

(4)

(4)

(3)

(4)

(4)

(4)

(4)

(3)

(4)

(4)

96 Hours

96 Hours

72 Hours

72 Hours

72 Hours

120 Hours

96 Hours

96 Hours

24 Hours

72 Hours

96 Hours

96 Hours

72 Hours

72 Hours

72 Hours

120 Hours

120 Hours

96 Hours

96 Hours

96 Hours

96 Hours

96 Hours

72 Hours

96 Hours

96 Hours

96 Hours

96 Hours

72 Hours

96 Hours

96 Hours

12

8

12

7

5

20

4

14

5

8

13

14

9

9

6

9

16

16

6

9

16

9

13

10

4

6

6

9

9

6

15

8

14

7

5

22

8

17

5

9

15

15

9

9

6

11

22

19

7

9

18

10

14

10

5

6

6

14

12

6

FATAL CRASHES AND PERSONS KILLEDFOR SELECTED HOLIDAY PERIODS IN NEW JERSEY

Holiday Fatal Crashes Persons Killed

Figures in parentheses show the number of whole days in each holiday period.

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TEN YEAR EXPERIENCE

YearsFatal

Crashes Fatalities Drivers Passengers Pedestrians Pedalcyclists Motorcycles* Mopeds*Alcohol

Involvement

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

664

655

677

699

666

684

691

708

674

555

725

723

740

771

735

732

748

770

724

590

384

415

417

419

416

425

427

430

428

320

164

151

168

161

171

131

150

162

134

112

153

144

130

176

137

151

154

166

150

138

24

13

25

15

11

16

17

12

12

20

40

55

72

53

58

74

64

103

87

82

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

32.0%

36.1%

31.0%

33.4%

32.5%

31.9%

33.1%

31.2%

28.5%

31.7%

TOTAL 6,673 7,258 4,081 1,504 1,499 165 688 3

* Included in "Driver Totals" - If passenger, included in "Passenger Totals."

32.2%

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NJSP FATAL CRASH INVESTIGATIONS SUMMARY BY TROOPLEGEND

TROOP A

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MAURICE RIVER TWSPUPPER DEERFIELD TWSDENNIS TWSPUPPER DEERFIELD TWSUPPER TWSP

CHERRY HILL TWSPELK TWSPMAURICE RIVER TWSPLOGAN TWSPMANTUA TWSPESTELL MANOR CITYCAMDEN CITYALLOWAY TWSPBUENA VISTA TWSPMANNINGTON TWSPESTELL MANOR CITYCOMMERCIAL TWSPCARNEYS POINT TWSP

HAMILTON TWSPLAWNSIDE BORO

HARDING TWSPLODI BOROROXBURY TWSPUNION TWSPGREENWICH TWSPKNOWLTON TWSPHAMPTON BOROBLOOMINGDALE BOROMORRIS TWSPWARREN TWSP

ATLANTICCAMDENSALEMATLANTICCUMBERLANDCUMBERLANDSALEMCUMBERLANDSALEMATLANTICCAMDENATLANTICCUMBERLANDCUMBERLANDCUMBERLANDCUMBERLANDSALEMCAPE MAYATLANTICCUMBERLANDGLOUCESTERCAMDENCAMDENCAPE MAY

CUMBERLANDCUMBERLANDCAPE MAYCUMBERLANDCAPE MAY

CAMDENGLOUCESTERCUMBERLANDGLOUCESTERGLOUCESTERATLANTICCAMDENSALEMATLANTICSALEMATLANTICCUMBERLANDSALEM

ATLANTICCAMDEN

MORRISBERGENMORRISHUNTERDONWARRENWARRENHUNTERDONPASSAICMORRISSOMERSET

PEDESTRIAN VIOLATIONDRUNK DRIVINGDRUNK DRIVINGDRUNK DRIVINGUNSAFE SPEEDUNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGSUNSAFE SPEEDOTHER DRIVER ACTIONDRIVER INATTENTIONDRUNK DRIVINGPEDESTRIAN VIOLATIONDRUNK DRIVINGFAIL TO YIELD RIGHT OF WAYFAILURE TO KEEP RIGHTUNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGSFAILURE TO KEEP RIGHTFAILURE TO KEEP RIGHTDRUNK DRIVINGDRIVER INATTENTIONUNSAFE SPEEDUNSAFE SPEEDDRUNK DRIVINGUNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGSUNSAFE SPEED,OTHER DRIVER ACTIONFAIL TO OBEY TRAF CTRL DEVDRUNK DRIVINGUNSAFE SPEEDDRIVER INATTENTIONDRUNK DRIVING,FAIL TO YIELD RIGHT OF WAYUNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGSUNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGSUNSAFE SPEEDDRIVER INATTENTIONDRUNK DRIVINGDRUNK DRIVINGPEDESTRIAN VIOLATIONDRUNK DRIVINGDRIVER INATTENTIONUNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGSDRUNK DRIVINGPEDESTRIAN VIOLATIONIMPROPER LANE CHANGE,DRIVER INATTENTIONDRIVER INATTENTIONUNSAFE SPEED

UNSAFE SPEEDDRIVER INATTENTIONUNKNOWNDRUNK DRIVINGUNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGSDRIVER INATTENTIONFAILURE TO KEEP RIGHTIMPROPER LANE CHANGEDRUNK DRIVINGDRUNK DRIVING

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Station

Road

Road

MP

MP

Municipality

Municipality

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County

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

EXPRESSWAYCRPARKWAYPIP

Atlantic City ExpresswayCounty Road

Garden State ParkwayPalisades Interstate Parkway

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

TURNPIKEMPSH

New Jersey TurnpikeMilepost

State Highway

28

TROOP C

TROOP D

04/26/200805/06/200805/24/200805/31/200806/01/200806/08/200806/15/200806/15/200806/16/200806/22/200806/29/200807/06/200807/12/200807/13/200807/16/200807/18/200807/19/200807/25/200808/04/200808/04/200808/28/200809/01/200809/23/200810/13/200810/18/200810/21/200810/27/200811/13/200811/15/200811/15/200811/25/2008

01/31/200802/02/200803/16/200803/29/200804/12/200804/25/2008

05/03/200805/14/200805/30/200806/02/200806/25/200806/26/2008

08/01/200808/15/200808/24/2008

09/21/200809/26/200810/05/200810/30/200812/01/2008

01/02/200802/18/200802/19/200804/24/200804/28/200806/16/200806/25/2008

07/18/2008

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201710410431221504202320

000517352059105314032142

073314391805

00220455180513110856

0909122704381428140300052304

2328

SUSSEXSOMERVILLETOTOWA-SUBPERRYVILLETOTOWA-SUBTOTOWA-SUBHOPESOMERVILLESOMERVILLESUSSEXTOTOWA-SUBTOTOWA-SUBSUSSEXNETCONGNETCONGSOMERVILLESOMERVILLESUSSEXSUSSEXNETCONGTOTOWA-SUBSUSSEXSOMERVILLENETCONGSOMERVILLETOTOWA-SUBTOTOWA-SUBWASHINGTONTOTOWA-SUBSOMERVILLENETCONG

HAMILTON-SUBRED LIONRED LIONTUCKERTONRED LIONHAMILTON-SUB

BORDENTOWNBORDENTOWNRED LIONHAMILTON-SUBBORDENTOWNTUCKERTON

RED LIONBORDENTOWNRED LION

BORDENTOWNBORDENTOWNHAMILTON-SUBRED LIONHAMILTON-SUB

NEWARKCRANBURYMOORESTOWNMOORESTOWNMOORESTOWNCRANBURYCRANBURY

CRANBURY

CR 521I-287I-280I-78I-280I-280I-80I-78I-287CR 653I-80I-80SH 23I-287I-80I-78I-78SH 284CR 650I-80I-287CR 650I-287I-287I-287I-80I-80SH 57I-280I-78I-80

CR 571SH 206SH 206SOOY PLACE RDCR 644TURNPIKE

DEACON RDCR 528SH 206TURNPIKEI-295SH 9

SH 70CR 660HAWKINS RD

I-295I-295TURNPIKECR 534I-295

TURNPIKETURNPIKETURNPIKETURNPIKETURNPIKETURNPIKETURNPIKE

TURNPIKE

25.65.215.17.716.84.09.044.311.16.259.349.549.333.530.254.256.14.52.228.765.46.43.647.25.555.154.56.011.534.837.4

27.68.16.80.02.20.7

0.06.923.67.839.652.2

21.712.20.0

37.138.20.822.765.9

104.067.628.138.20.986.286.1

94.4

FRANKFORD TWSPSOUTH PLAINFIELD BOHARRISON TOWNBETHLEHEM TWSPKEARNY TOWNROSELAND BOROBLAIRSTOWN TWSPBERKELEY HEIGHTS TWFRANKLIN TWSPMONTAGUE TWSPPATERSON CITYFAIRFIELD BOROMONTAGUE TWSPHARDING TWSPMOUNT ARLINGTON BORHILLSIDE TWSPNEWARK CITYWANTAGE TWSPMONTAGUE TWSPROXBURY TWSPMAHWAH TWSPMONTAGUE TWSPEDISON TWSPMONTVILLE TWSPSOUTH PLAINFIELD BOTOTOWA BOROWAYNE TWSPFRANKLIN TWSPEAST ORANGE CITYWARREN TWSPROCKAWAY TWSP

MILLSTONE TWSPSHAMONG TWSPSHAMONG TWSPWOODLAND TWSPSOUTHAMPTON TWSPEWING TWSP

HAINESPORT TWSPNORTH HANOVER TWSPSOUTHAMPTON TWSPLAWRENCE TWSPMOUNT LAUREL TWSPPORT REPUBLIC CITY

SOUTHAMPTON TWSPCHESTERFIELD TWSPSOUTHAMPTON TWSP

MOUNT LAUREL TWSPMOUNT LAUREL TWSPEWING TWSPSHAMONG TWSPHAMILTON TWSP

NEWARK CITYEAST WINDSOR TWSPLAWNSIDE BOROMOUNT LAUREL TWSPCARNEYS POINT TWSPEDISON TWSPEDISON TWSP

WOODBRIDGE TWSP

SUSSEXMIDDLESEXHUDSONHUNTERDONHUDSONESSEXWARRENUNIONSOMERSETSUSSEXPASSAICESSEXSUSSEXMORRISMORRISUNIONESSEXSUSSEXSUSSEXMORRISBERGENSUSSEXMIDDLESEXMORRISMIDDLESEXPASSAICPASSAICWARRENESSEXSOMERSETMORRIS

MONMOUTHBURLINGTONBURLINGTONBURLINGTONBURLINGTONMERCER

BURLINGTONBURLINGTONBURLINGTONMERCERBURLINGTONATLANTIC

BURLINGTONBURLINGTONBURLINGTON

BURLINGTONBURLINGTONMERCERBURLINGTONMERCER

ESSEXMERCERCAMDENBURLINGTONSALEMMIDDLESEXMIDDLESEX

MIDDLESEX

DRIVER INATTENTIONOTHER DRIVER ACTIONDRIVER INATTENTIONPEDESTRIAN VIOLATIONDRUNK DRIVINGDRUNK DRIVINGDRUNK DRIVINGDRIVER INATTENTIONDRIVER INATTENTIONUNSAFE SPEEDPEDESTRIAN VIOLATIONDRIVER INATTENTIONDRIVER INATTENTIONUNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGSIMPROPER LANE CHANGEDRUNK DRIVINGDRIVER INATTENTIONDRUNK DRIVINGDRIVER INATTENTIONDRIVER INATTENTIONUNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGSUNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGSDRUNK DRIVINGTIRESUNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGSUNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGSDRIVER INATTENTIONPEDESTRIAN VIOLATIONIMPROPER PARKINGDRIVER INATTENTIONDRUNK DRIVING

DRUNK DRIVINGFAILURE TO KEEP RIGHTDRUNK DRIVINGUNSAFE SPEEDDRUNK DRIVINGUNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGS,DRIVER INATTENTIONUNSAFE SPEEDUNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGSFAIL TO YIELD RIGHT OF WAYUNSAFE SPEEDWRONG WAYDRUNK DRIVING,DRIVER INATTENTIONFAILURE TO KEEP RIGHTPEDESTRIAN VIOLATIONFAIL TO OBEY TRAF CTRL DEV,UNSAFE SPEEDDRUNK DRIVINGPEDESTRIAN VIOLATIONPEDESTRIAN VIOLATIONFAIL TO OBEY TRAF CTRL DEVDRIVER INATTENTION

PEDESTRIAN VIOLATIONDRIVER INATTENTIONDRIVER INATTENTIONOTHER DRIVER ACTIONUNSAFE SPEEDTIRESIMPROPER LANE CHANGE,IMPROPER PASSINGDRIVER INATTENTION

Date

Date

Time

Time



Station

Station

Road

Road

MP

MP

Municipality

Municipality

County

County

Date Time Contributing CircumstancesStation Road MP Municipality County

29

TROOP E

08/01/200808/09/200808/16/200809/13/200809/19/200809/20/200810/16/200810/28/200811/08/200811/18/200811/29/2008

01/25/200803/13/200803/14/200803/21/200804/04/200804/22/200806/11/200806/26/200806/30/200807/03/200807/06/200807/12/200809/12/200810/08/200811/27/200812/08/200812/14/200812/21/200812/23/200812/25/200812/31/2008

16140910045718230122104200140545035805000930

231612532111075201350429233022460426111622270147185522391016112203570203173101131340

CRANBURYNEWARKNEWARKCRANBURYNEWARKCRANBURYNEWARKMOORESTOWNCRANBURYNEWARKMOORESTOWN

BLOOMFIELDBLOOMFIELDBLOOMFIELDSAYREVILLEBASS RIVERBASS RIVERBLOOMFIELDSAYREVILLEBASS RIVERBLOOMFIELDSAYREVILLEBASS RIVERSAYREVILLEBLOOMFIELDSAYREVILLEBASS RIVERBLOOMFIELDSAYREVILLEBASS RIVERBLOOMFIELDBASS RIVER

TURNPIKETURNPIKETURNPIKETURNPIKETURNPIKETURNPIKETURNPIKETURNPIKETURNPIKETURNPIKETURNPIKE

PARKWAYPARKWAYPARKWAYPARKWAYPARKWAYPARKWAYPARKWAYPARKWAYPARKWAYPARKWAYPARKWAYPARKWAYPARKWAYPARKWAYPARKWAYPARKWAYPARKWAYPARKWAYPARKWAYPARKWAYPARKWAY

77.6106.1121.488.5109.967.00.047.870.099.631.4

145.0138.8145.0118.945.780.1142.0126.468.7147.7108.362.4105.3154.194.766.1132.696.67.7151.572.4

SOUTH BRUNSWICK TWSNEWARK CITYENGLEWOOD CITYEDISON TWSPKEARNY TOWNWASHINGTON TWPELIZABETH CITYSPRINGFIELD TWSPCRANBURY TWSPELIZABETH CITYCHERRY HILL TWSP

IRVINGTON TOWNCRANFORD TWSPIRVINGTON TOWNABERDEEN TWSPPORT REPUBLIC CITYBEACHWOOD BOROUNION TWSPSAYREVILLE BOROBARNEGAT TWSPEAST ORANGE CITYTINTON FALLS BOROSTAFFORD TWSPTINTON FALLS BOROCLIFTON CITYWALL TWSPSTAFFORD TWSPWOODBRIDGE TWSPWALL TWSPMIDDLE TWSPBLOOMFIELD BOROLACEY TWSP

MIDDLESEXESSEXBERGENMIDDLESEXHUDSONMERCERUNIONBURLINGTONMIDDLESEXUNIONCAMDEN

ESSEXUNIONESSEXMONMOUTHATLANTICOCEANUNIONMIDDLESEXOCEANESSEXMONMOUTHOCEANMONMOUTHPASSAICMONMOUTHOCEANMIDDLESEXMONMOUTHCAPE MAYESSEXOCEAN

OTHER VEHICLE FACTORFOLLOWING TOO CLOSELYDRUNK DRIVINGDRIVER INATTENTIONDRIVER INATTENTIONFOLLOWING TOO CLOSELYDRIVER INATTENTIONUNKNOWNPEDESTRIAN VIOLATIONDRIVER INATTENTIONWRONG WAY

PEDESTRIAN VIOLATIONUNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGSPEDESTRIAN VIOLATIONDRIVER INATTENTIONDRUNK DRIVINGOTHER DRIVER ACTIONUNSAFE SPEEDDRIVER INATTENTIONDRUNK DRIVINGIMPROPER LANE CHANGETIRESFAILURE TO KEEP RIGHTUNSAFE SPEEDDRUNK DRIVINGUNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGSFAILURE TO KEEP RIGHTUNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGSDRUNK DRIVINGDRIVER INATTENTIONNONEDRIVER INATTENTION



30

ATLANTIC COUNTY

BERGEN COUNTY

BURLINGTON COUNTY

Municipality

Municipality

Date

Date

Day

Day

Time

Time

Road

Road

MP

MP

Persons Killed

Persons Killed

ATLANTIC CITYHAMMONTON TOWNATLANTIC CITYLINWOOD CITYEGG HARBOR TWSPBUENA VISTA TWSPGALLOWAY TWSPBUENA VISTA TWSPPORT REPUBLIC CITYBUENA VISTA TWSPBUENA BOROEGG HARBOR TWSPHAMILTON TWSPHAMILTON TWSPPLEASANTVILLE CITYPORT REPUBLIC CITYABSECON CITYVENTNOR CITYESTELL MANOR CITYEGG HARBOR TWSPGALLOWAY TWSPGALLOWAY TWSPGALLOWAY TWSPHAMMONTON TOWNBUENA VISTA TWSPESTELL MANOR CITYATLANTIC CITYGALLOWAY TWSPHAMILTON TWSPGALLOWAY TWSP

LODI BOROFAIR LAWN BOROWESTWOOD BORORAMSEY BOROFORT LEE BOROFAIR LAWN BORORIDGEWOOD TWSPORADELL BOROTENAFLY BOROHACKENSACK CITYHACKENSACK CITYPARAMUS BOROENGLEWOOD CITYPARK RIDGE BOROMAHWAH TWSPLITTLE FERRY BOROWALLINGTON BORONEW MILFORD BOROTENAFLY BOROHACKENSACK CITYALPINE BOROWALDWICK BORO

01/01/200801/14/200801/22/200801/28/200801/29/200802/03/200803/24/200803/29/200804/04/200804/11/200805/14/200805/16/200805/20/200806/16/200806/20/200806/26/200807/19/200807/31/200809/26/200809/29/200809/30/200810/03/200810/15/200810/24/200810/25/200810/31/200812/06/200812/12/200812/14/200812/24/2008

02/02/200802/12/200802/24/200803/28/200804/25/200805/04/200805/11/200806/10/200806/13/200806/21/200807/26/200808/12/200808/16/200808/23/200808/28/200809/19/200810/05/200810/16/200810/20/200811/05/200811/09/200811/19/2008

TUESDAY MONDAY TUESDAY MONDAY TUESDAY SUNDAY MONDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY WEDNESDAYFRIDAY TUESDAY MONDAY FRIDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY MONDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY WEDNESDAYFRIDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY WEDNESDAY

SATURDAY TUESDAY SUNDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY TUESDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY THURSDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAYSUNDAY WEDNESDAY

0035 1812 0544 1506 0358 0001 1506 0417 0135 2354 0210 0425 1721 1007 1938 2142 1408 1336 0951 2234 1625 0931 1014 2253 1712 2135 1908 0035 0747 1056

0249 1842 1900 2229 1919 0015 1558 0849 2126 1537 0236 2210 0457 1649 1052 2202 0950 1713 1618 1325 1001 2109

EXPRESSWAYCR 561SH 30CR 585SH 40CR 681SH 30WEST LANDIS AVEPARKWAYCR 540CR 672SH 152CR 575CR 552EXPRESSWAYSH 9SH 30ATLANTIC AVECR 666CR 559SH 30MANHEIM AVECR 561SH 30CR 627CR 557ATLANTIC AVECR 561EXPRESSWAYCR 634

I-80CR 69BRAMLEY PLSH 17CUMBERMEADE RDSH 4CR 507CR 80JEWETT CTSH 4MAIN STSH 4TURNPIKECR 92I-287CR 124CR 507CR 49SH 9CR 51SH 9SH 17

1.021.955.33.960.82.442.40.045.740.01.20.49.122.94.552.251.00.00.24.143.00.010.129.50.214.60.02.915.52.7

64.30.10.023.20.01.75.15.90.05.21.04.3121.40.665.40.59.05.14.20.85.919.0

1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER2 DRIVERS1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER 1 PASSENGER 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER1 PEDESTRIAN

1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER1 PASSENGER 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDALCYCLIST 2 PASSENGERS

FATAL CRASHES BY COUNTY,MUNICIPALITY, DATE, TIME AND LOCATION

LEGEND

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

EXPRESSWAYCRPARKWAYPIP

Atlantic City ExpresswayCounty Road

Garden State ParkwayPalisades Interstate Parkway

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

TURNPIKEMPSH

New Jersey TurnpikeMilepost

State Highway

31

CAMDEN COUNTY

Municipality

Municipality

Date

Date

Day

Day

Time

Time

Road

Road

MP

MP

Persons Killed

Persons Killed

MANSFIELD TWSPLUMBERTON TWSPMOORESTOWN TWSPSHAMONG TWSPWILLINGBORO TWSPEVESHAM TWSPSHAMONG TWSPPEMBERTON TWSPWOODLAND TWSPSOUTHAMPTON TWSPMOUNT LAUREL TWSPHAINESPORT TWSPMAPLE SHADE TWSPMEDFORD TWSPNORTH HANOVER TWSPMOUNT LAUREL TWSPEASTHAMPTON TWSPSOUTHAMPTON TWSPMOORESTOWN TWSPLUMBERTON TWSPMOUNT LAUREL TWSPMOORESTOWN TWSPMAPLE SHADE TWSPWESTAMPTON TWSPFLORENCE TWSPSOUTHAMPTON TWSPBORDENTOWN TWSPMOUNT LAUREL TWSPWILLINGBORO TWSPCHESTERFIELD TWSPEDGEWATER PARK TWSPWILLINGBORO TWSPSOUTHAMPTON TWSPMOORESTOWN TWSPMOUNT LAUREL TWSPMOUNT LAUREL TWSPMOUNT HOLLY TWSPMANSFIELD TWSPPEMBERTON TWSPMEDFORD TWSPSPRINGFIELD TWSPSHAMONG TWSPBORDENTOWN TWSPBURLINGTON CITYMOUNT LAUREL TWSP

GLOUCESTER TWSPMOUNT EPHRAIM BOROBROOKLAWN BOROCAMDEN CITYWATERFORD TWSPGLOUCESTER CITYLAWNSIDE BOROHADDON TWSPLAWNSIDE BOROGLOUCESTER TWSPWINSLOW TWSPCAMDEN CITYWINSLOW TWSPCHERRY HILL TWSPCHERRY HILL TWSPWATERFORD TWSPWINSLOW TWSPCHERRY HILL TWSPBERLIN TWSPCHERRY HILL TWSPCAMDEN CITYWINSLOW TWSP

01/09/200801/21/200801/23/200802/02/200802/14/200803/03/200803/16/200803/18/200803/29/200804/12/200804/24/200805/03/200805/05/200805/12/200805/14/200805/17/200805/29/200805/30/200806/12/200806/24/200806/25/200807/07/200807/09/200807/16/200807/19/200808/01/200808/02/200808/09/200808/09/200808/15/200808/16/200808/17/200808/24/200808/24/200809/21/200809/26/200810/08/200810/09/200810/09/200810/22/200810/28/200810/30/200810/31/200812/09/200812/29/2008

01/01/200801/05/200801/10/200801/25/200801/31/200802/15/200802/19/200803/09/200803/14/200803/16/200803/24/200804/05/200804/05/200804/10/200804/22/200804/22/200805/02/200805/06/200805/16/200806/03/200807/04/200807/05/2008

WEDNESDAYMONDAY WEDNESDAYSATURDAY THURSDAY MONDAY SUNDAY TUESDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY MONDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAYSATURDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY THURSDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAYMONDAY WEDNESDAYWEDNESDAYSATURDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY FRIDAY WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAYTUESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY TUESDAY MONDAY

TUESDAY SATURDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY TUESDAY SUNDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY MONDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY THURSDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

0847 0553 0423 1041 1842 0717 0431 1506 2215 0420 1428 0005 1036 1500 1735 1747 2150 2059 1220 1732 1403 1733 1237 2220 2229 0733 2002 1919 2137 1439 0040 1929 1805 2331 0022 0455 2301 1503 2236 2212 0545 1311 1920 1715 0337

0646 0440 0109 1718 1326 1218 0438 1949 2144 0119 2009 0441 2227 1350 1906 1952 1338 0330 0935 1319 1800 1703

SH 206SH 38CR 636SH 206SH 130CROPWELL RDSH 206BLUEBIRD ST.SOOY PLACE RDCR 644TURNPIKEDEACON RDSH 38CR 623CR 528CR 686CR 621SH 206MAIN STCR 612I-295CR 537SH 73DOWNING CTSH 130SH 70SH 130CR 616CR 630CR 660SH 130ROCKLAND DRHAWKINS RDSH 38I-295I-295SH 38CR 543CR 645JACKSON RDTURNPIKECR 534SH 206SH 130CR 537

SH 42SH 168SH 13017TH STSH 30JOHNSON BLVDTURNPIKESH 168SH 30CR 677CR 689I-676SH 73CR 561SH 70MAPLE AVESH 30GREENVALE RDSH 73CR 644CR 561EXPRESSWAY

32.217.93.38.143.50.06.80.00.02.238.20.04.50.66.97.01.023.60.06.639.69.127.90.050.021.758.21.03.612.240.00.00.06.537.138.216.525.01.70.047.822.737.446.212.7

8.27.926.00.018.40.028.19.28.71.21.42.711.144.93.00.023.10.018.23.949.038.2

1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER1 PASSENGER 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDALCYCLIST 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDALCYCLIST 1 PEDESTRIAN1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN, 1 PEDALCYCLIST 1 DRIVER1 PEDALCYCLIST 1 PASSENGER 1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER

1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER 1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER

BURLINGTON COUNTY

31

32

CAPE MAY COUNTY

CUMBERLAND COUNTY

ESSEX COUNTY

Municipality

Municipality

Municipality

Date

Date

Date

Day

Day

Day

Time

Time

Time

Road

Road

Road

MP

MP

MP

Persons Killed

Persons Killed

Persons Killed

BELLMAWR BOROBERLIN BOROWINSLOW TWSPPENNSAUKEN TWSPWINSLOW TWSPCAMDEN CITYGLOUCESTER TWSPWATERFORD TWSPCHERRY HILL TWSPCAMDEN CITYBERLIN TWSPVOORHEES TWSPWOODLYNNE BOROGLOUCESTER TWSPGLOUCESTER TWSPOAKLYN BOROCHERRY HILL TWSPCAMDEN CITYLINDENWOLD BOROLAWNSIDE BORO

LOWER TWSPCAPE MAY CITYSEA ISLE CITYDENNIS TWSPMIDDLE TWSPUPPER TWSPMIDDLE TWSPDENNIS TWSPUPPER TWSPMIDDLE TWSPMIDDLE TWSP

UPPER DEERFIELD TWSHOPEWELL TWSPMAURICE RIVER TWSPUPPER DEERFIELD TWSFAIRFIELD TWSPUPPER DEERFIELD TWSVINELAND CITYDEERFIELD TWSPVINELAND CITYVINELAND CITYUPPER DEERFIELD TWSBRIDGETON CITYMAURICE RIVER TWSPVINELAND CITYUPPER DEERFIELD TWSVINELAND CITYVINELAND CITYMILLVILLE CITYUPPER DEERFIELD TWSMAURICE RIVER TWSPVINELAND CITYCOMMERCIAL TWSPVINELAND CITY

NUTLEY TOWNNEWARK CITYIRVINGTON TOWNNEWARK CITYNEWARK CITYIRVINGTON TOWN

07/08/200807/11/200807/26/200807/26/200808/09/200808/11/200808/26/200809/06/200809/11/200809/27/200810/09/200810/28/200810/31/200811/14/200811/16/200811/17/200811/29/200812/01/200812/03/200812/24/2008

01/18/200805/03/200805/15/200806/09/200806/21/200807/13/200807/21/200808/10/200809/06/200811/16/200812/23/2008

02/13/200802/19/200803/26/200804/15/200804/25/200805/14/200805/14/200805/23/200806/14/200806/16/200806/21/200807/17/200807/19/200807/25/200807/25/200808/08/200808/13/200808/16/200808/28/200809/12/200810/24/200811/01/200812/05/2008

01/01/200801/02/200801/25/200802/21/200803/08/200803/14/2008

TUESDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY MONDAY TUESDAY SATURDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY THURSDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY MONDAY SATURDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAYWEDNESDAY

FRIDAY SATURDAY THURSDAY MONDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY SUNDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY TUESDAY

WEDNESDAYTUESDAY WEDNESDAYTUESDAY FRIDAY WEDNESDAYWEDNESDAYFRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY SATURDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY WEDNESDAYSATURDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY

TUESDAY WEDNESDAYFRIDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY

1937 2103 0200 2257 0009 0127 0541 1508 1021 0608 2246 1624 2333 1859 1704 1733 0930 1456 0640 0018

0420 1928 2252 1809 1543 0006 1424 2152 0109 2013 1731

2009 2041 2228 1537 0019 1346 2008 1659 1730 2236 1822 1735 1307 1513 2130 0741 1639 1240 1200 1606 1911 2053 0024

1853 0909 2316 0817 2144 2111

I-295CR 534NORTH GROVE STSH 130SH 143SH 30SH 168SH 30I-295I-676MINCK AVESH 73CR 603CR 534CR 706CR 650TURNPIKECR 601CR 673I-295

CR 603CR 622CR 619SH 83SH 47CR 548SH 47SH 47SH 50CR 618PARKWAY

CR 704CR 626SH 47CR 659CR 609CR 606CR 540CR 659CR 540SH 47CR 553MAGNOLIA AVESH 347EAST CHESTNUT AVESH 77DANTE AVECR 540CR 670CR 687SH 347CR 540CR 670LINCOLN AVE

CR 648TURNPIKEPARKWAYMARKET STWINANS AVEPARKWAY

26.912.10.031.72.255.84.220.334.62.90.019.61.73.85.60.631.41.73.131.3

1.40.113.51.215.86.310.218.51.12.17.7

0.43.932.71.21.01.438.34.935.246.823.30.05.30.05.21.533.310.82.54.234.413.56.0

0.9104.0145.00.00.0145.0

1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER2 DRIVERS, 1 PASSENGER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER

1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER

1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 PEDALCYCLIST 1 PEDESTRIAN, 1 DRIVER

1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN

Municipality Date Day Time Road MP Persons Killed

33

GLOUCESTER COUNTY

HUDSON COUNTY


NEWARK CITYNEWARK CITYNEWARK CITYNEWARK CITYNEWARK CITYEAST ORANGE CITYROSELAND BORONEWARK CITYEAST ORANGE CITYNEWARK CITYEAST ORANGE CITYFAIRFIELD BORONEWARK CITYNEWARK CITYNEWARK CITYNEWARK CITYEAST ORANGE CITYNEWARK CITYORANGE CITYORANGE CITYNEWARK CITYIRVINGTON TOWNNUTLEY TOWNEAST ORANGE CITYBELLEVILLE TOWNNEWARK CITYNEWARK CITYNEWARK CITYNEWARK CITYMILLBURN TWSPNEWARK CITYEAST ORANGE CITYBLOOMFIELD BOROORANGE CITYNEWARK CITYMONTCLAIR TOWNBLOOMFIELD BORO

DEPTFORD TWSPLOGAN TWSPMANTUA TWSPMANTUA TWSPDEPTFORD TWSPDEPTFORD TWSPELK TWSPSWEDESBORO BOROFRANKLIN TWSPMONROE TWSPWOODBURY CITYDEPTFORD TWSPFRANKLIN TWSPSOUTH HARRISON TWSPFRANKLIN TWSPDEPTFORD TWSPELK TWSPLOGAN TWSPMANTUA TWSPFRANKLIN TWSPFRANKLIN TWSPWASHINGTON TWSPMONROE TWSPFRANKLIN TWSPELK TWSPMONROE TWSPMONROE TWSPMANTUA TWSPMONROE TWSP

03/16/200803/17/200804/06/200804/11/200804/19/200805/09/200806/08/200806/21/200806/24/200806/25/200807/03/200807/06/200807/10/200807/12/200807/19/200807/20/200807/22/200808/09/200808/14/200808/23/200808/25/200809/01/200809/06/200809/20/200809/26/200809/28/200810/12/200810/15/200810/23/200811/09/200811/12/200811/15/200811/17/200811/18/200811/25/200812/10/200812/25/2008

01/03/200801/03/200801/30/200802/12/200802/23/200803/29/200804/05/200804/17/200804/21/200806/10/200806/18/200806/28/200807/24/200808/01/200808/11/200809/05/200809/11/200809/14/200809/22/200809/29/200810/15/200811/03/200811/08/200811/12/200811/13/200812/01/200812/06/200812/18/200812/21/2008

SUNDAY MONDAY SUNDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY SATURDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY SUNDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY TUESDAY SATURDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY MONDAY MONDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY SUNDAY WEDNESDAYSATURDAY MONDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY

THURSDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAYTUESDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY THURSDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAYSATURDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY MONDAY FRIDAY THURSDAY SUNDAY MONDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAYMONDAY SATURDAY WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY MONDAY SATURDAY THURSDAY SUNDAY

2125 0110 1100 0944 0210 0145 0200 1940 1606 1638 1116 0036 0233 0316 2320 1653 1930 0910 2019 1606 0239 0230 0800 1326 1203 0200 1816 1217 0540 1329 2215 0220 0756 1242 2245 1921 0113

1733 1832 0534 2049 0246 0304 0943 2116 0827 2200 1028 1702 1735 1143 2303 0925 2002 0420 0658 2019 2159 0233 1840 0959 1431 1343 0853 1755 0202

CR 508CR 508SO. 11TH ST12TH STSH 1FREEWAY DRI-280CLINTON PLDODD STMARKET STPARKWAYI-80SH 21MARKET STI-78BROAD STCR 508TURNPIKEHENRY STFREEWAY DRIVE EASTSH 1CR 665CR 647SANFORD STWASHINGTON AVESH 9CLIFTON AVESOUTH 12TH STSOUTH 10TH STCR 527OUTER PORT STI-280CR 509OAKWOOD AVEORANGE STCR 621PARKWAY

CR 544CR 620CR 533CR 603CR 621HIGHLAND AVESH 77CR 605WILLIAMSTOWN RDSH 322COOPER STSH 55SH 40CR 581SH 47WILLOWBROOK DRSH 55I-295SH 55SOUTH BLUEBELL RDSH 47PEACHTREE DRCR 655COLES MILL RDSH 77PINEY HOLLOW RDSH 322SH 45SH 322

10.510.10.10.20.40.04.00.00.60.0147.749.50.01.056.10.09.2106.10.00.049.02.01.70.50.60.62.50.01.073.61.211.519.20.05.22.4151.5

0.34.943.72.45.30.020.63.40.024.60.056.330.214.157.90.044.714.953.30.052.10.05.615.81.90.028.221.519.6

1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER, 1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER, 2 PASSENGERS1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER1 PASSENGER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDALCYCLIST 1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 2 PASSENGERS 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER, 1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER, 1 PASSENGER

1 PEDALCYCLIST 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER1 PASSENGER 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER, 1 PASSENGER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER 1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER 3 PASSENGERS, 1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER


33

34

HUNTERDON COUNTY

MERCER COUNTY

MIDDLESEX COUNTY

Municipality

Municipality

Municipality

Municipality

Date

Date

Date

Date

Day

Day

Day

Day

Time

Time

Time

Time

Road

Road

Road

Road

MP

MP

MP

MP

Persons Killed

Persons Killed

Persons Killed

Persons Killed

UNION CITYNORTH BERGEN TWSPHOBOKEN CITYBAYONNE CITYJERSEY CITYBAYONNE CITYBAYONNE CITYJERSEY CITYNORTH BERGEN TWSPJERSEY CITYNORTH BERGEN TWSPWEEHAWKEN TWSPHARRISON TOWNKEARNY TOWNUNION CITYJERSEY CITYWEST NEW YORK TOWNJERSEY CITYJERSEY CITYKEARNY TOWNWEEHAWKEN TWSPBAYONNE CITYJERSEY CITYKEARNY TOWN

UNION TWSPHAMPTON BORODELAWARE TWSPCLINTON TWSPBETHLEHEM TWSPWEST AMWELL TWSPCLINTON TWSPREADINGTON TWSPREADINGTON TWSP

PRINCETON TWSPHAMILTON TWSPTRENTONHAMILTON TWSPEAST WINDSOR TWSPHAMILTON TWSP

EWING TWSPTRENTONLAWRENCE TWSPHAMILTON TWSPTRENTONTRENTONHAMILTON TWSPTRENTONWASHINGTON TWPEWING TWSPEAST WINDSOR TWSPTRENTONHAMILTON TWSPHOPEWELL BORO

SOUTH BRUNSWICK TWSOLD BRIDGE TWSPOLD BRIDGE TWSPPERTH AMBOY CITY

01/01/200801/06/200801/19/200801/23/200802/03/200802/07/200802/12/200803/05/200803/07/200805/04/200805/08/200805/17/200805/24/200806/01/200806/04/200806/06/200806/15/200808/02/200808/30/200809/19/200810/23/200810/30/200812/02/200812/24/2008

02/10/200804/05/200805/11/200805/13/200805/31/200806/30/200808/16/200809/12/200810/30/2008

01/25/200801/26/200802/05/200802/09/200802/18/200803/18/2008

04/25/200804/27/200806/02/200806/06/200808/08/200809/06/200809/06/200809/19/200809/20/200810/05/200810/08/200810/15/200812/01/200812/20/2008

01/05/200801/08/200801/25/200802/29/2008

TUESDAY SUNDAY SATURDAY WEDNESDAYSUNDAY THURSDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAYFRIDAY SUNDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY WEDNESDAYFRIDAY SUNDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY THURSDAY THURSDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY

SUNDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY TUESDAY SATURDAY MONDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY THURSDAY

FRIDAY SATURDAY TUESDAY SATURDAY MONDAY TUESDAY

FRIDAY SUNDAY MONDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY WEDNESDAYWEDNESDAYMONDAY SATURDAY

SATURDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY

0411 1506 1625 1642 0009 1852 0835 0830 1336 1537 2035 0835 0702 0426 1526 2315 0155 0322 2059 0122 1556 2016 0339 2226

0006 1246 2132 1419 0407 1402 1130 2053 1935

1801 1536 1621 0745 1227 1013

2320 0140 1053 0049 0007 0233 1938 0215 1042 1805 1605 1642 0856 2326

0048 1455 2351 1945

BERGENLINE AVESECAUCUS RDCR 670CR 501GARFIELD AVEWEST 55TH STWEST 23RD STDUNCAN AVECR 501SH 1SH 1PARK AVEI-280I-28048TH STSH 139BERGENLINE AVESH 440SH 1TURNPIKECR 677AVENUE CSH 1SH 7

CR 614SH 31CR 605CR 626I-78CR 605CR 639SH 22SH 22

SH 27SH 33PROSPECT STKLOCKNER AVETURNPIKEWHITEHORSE HAMILTONSQUARE RDTURNPIKESOUTH CLINTON AVETURNPIKECR 533CR 635SH 129CR 649SH 29TURNPIKETURNPIKESH 33WALL STI-295CR 579

CR 610PERRINE RDCR 645HIGH ST

0.00.00.325.80.00.00.00.033.22.056.80.015.116.80.00.10.025.056.2109.92.10.03.24.3

7.338.61.40.57.70.71.726.326.3

2.43.20.70.367.61.4

0.73.57.82.20.71.12.92.667.00.812.70.165.910.9

4.20.01.00.0

1 PEDALCYCLIST 1 DRIVER, 2 PASSENGERS2 DRIVERS 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER 1 PEDALCYCLIST 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDALCYCLIST 1 PEDALCYCLIST 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER 1 PEDESTRIAN

1 DRIVER1 DRIVER, 1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER, 1 PASSENGER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN

1 PASSENGER 1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER, 1 PASSENGER1 PASSENGER

1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER, 1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 PEDALCYCLIST 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER

1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER, 1 PASSENGER1 PASSENGER

HUDSON COUNTY

35

MONMOUTH COUNTYMunicipality Date Day Time Road MP Persons Killed

EDISON TWSPSOUTH PLAINFIELD BOSOUTH BRUNSWICK TWSSAYREVILLE BOROOLD BRIDGE TWSPEDISON TWSPEDISON TWSPSAYREVILLE BOROEDISON TWSPSOUTH AMBOY CITYPERTH AMBOY CITYWOODBRIDGE TWSPWOODBRIDGE TWSPSOUTH BRUNSWICK TWSNORTH BRUNSWICK TWSSOUTH BRUNSWICK TWSWOODBRIDGE TWSPMILLTOWN BORONEW BRUNSWICK CITYOLD BRIDGE TWSPSOUTH PLAINFIELD BOEDISON TWSPEDISON TWSPPISCATAWAY TWSPWOODBRIDGE TWSPSOUTH PLAINFIELD BOSOUTH PLAINFIELD BOWOODBRIDGE TWSPMONROE TWSPMONROE TWSPCRANBURY TWSPEAST BRUNSWICK TWSPEAST BRUNSWICK TWSPSOUTH PLAINFIELD BOPERTH AMBOY CITYEAST BRUNSWICK TWSPPERTH AMBOY CITYWOODBRIDGE TWSP

MIDDLETOWN TWSPMIDDLETOWN TWSPWALL TWSPMILLSTONE TWSPFREEHOLD TWSPCOLTS NECK TWSPTINTON FALLS BOROABERDEEN TWSPEATONTOWN BOROHOWELL TWSPFREEHOLD TWSPAVON-BY-THE-SEA BORHAZLET BOROOCEANPORT BOROWALL TWSPLITTLE SILVER BOROWALL TWSPFREEHOLD TWSPNEPTUNE TWSPHOWELL TWSPFREEHOLD TWSPTINTON FALLS BOROBELMAR BOROMANALAPAN TWSPFREEHOLD TWSPMARLBORO TWSPEATONTOWN BOROWEST LONG BRANCH BOOCEANPORT BOROTINTON FALLS BOROMIDDLETOWN TWSP

04/07/200805/06/200805/12/200805/17/200805/26/200806/16/200806/25/200806/26/200807/03/200807/06/200807/06/200807/15/200807/18/200808/01/200808/12/200808/12/200808/22/200808/29/200809/04/200809/06/200809/13/200809/13/200809/23/200809/24/200810/04/200810/15/200810/18/200810/21/200810/27/200811/03/200811/08/200811/10/200811/19/200811/29/200812/04/200812/09/200812/12/200812/14/2008

01/07/200801/12/200801/18/200801/31/200802/27/200803/06/200803/09/200803/21/200803/22/200804/07/200804/23/200804/25/200804/28/200805/06/200805/14/200805/26/200806/10/200806/19/200806/21/200806/29/200806/29/200807/06/200807/12/200807/14/200807/30/200808/22/200808/27/200808/30/200808/30/200809/12/200809/16/2008

MONDAY TUESDAY MONDAY SATURDAY MONDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY THURSDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAYSATURDAY WEDNESDAYSATURDAY TUESDAY MONDAY MONDAY SATURDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAYSATURDAY THURSDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY

MONDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY SUNDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAYFRIDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAYMONDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SATURDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAYFRIDAY WEDNESDAYSATURDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY TUESDAY

2206 2253 0124 1416 0942 0005 2304 2246 2133 0018 1910 0441 2328 1614 1106 1908 0348 1834 0004 0034 0512 1823 1502 0712 1857 0816 1909 2320 1439 2046 0358 1700 1600 1540 1754 2141 1444 0357

2300 0406 1402 2017 1804 1515 2317 0752 0350 1356 2328 0730 0553 0701 0114 1058 0857 0333 1049 0239 0400 2227 2342 0846 1254 0620 0159 1415 1532 1855 2050

SH 27I-287CR 535CR 675CHEESEQUAKE RDTURNPIKETURNPIKEPARKWAYCEDAR LNSOUTH PINE AVECR 624SH 1TURNPIKETURNPIKESH 130SH 130SH 1CR 606CR 527SH 9CR 501TURNPIKEI-287RIVERCREST DRSH 35CR 603I-287SH 35PERRINEVILLE RDCR 613TURNPIKEHELMETTA BLVDSH 18METUCHEN RDWAGNER AVESH 18CR 616PARKWAY

SH 36CR 12SH 18CR 571BAR HARBOR RDSH 34CR 38PARKWAYCR 537GEORGIA TAVERN RDGEORGIA RDCR 17SH 36CR 11CR 549CR 11SH 138SH 9SH 35LEMON RDSH 79PARKWAYSH 35CR 527CR 23SH 18CR 547CR 537CR 33PARKWAYSH 35

18.65.219.11.10.086.286.1126.40.00.00.536.894.477.683.075.035.74.247.1126.70.488.53.60.057.62.65.557.00.84.070.00.239.00.00.038.31.6132.6

14.51.65.127.60.016.33.3118.964.10.00.80.323.60.515.32.70.6114.721.40.03.5108.321.427.21.225.127.167.51.2105.337.0

1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER2 PASSENGERS1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER, 1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDALCYCLIST 1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER2 DRIVERS1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER

1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER2 PEDESTRIANS 1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER 1 DRIVER1 PEDALCYCLIST 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER, 1 DRIVER1 PEDALCYCLIST 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER 1 PASSENGER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER


36

MORRIS COUNTY

OCEAN COUNTY

Municipality

Municipality

Date

Date

Day

Day

Time

Time

Road

Road

MP

MP

Persons Killed

Persons Killed

MARLBORO TWSPHOWELL TWSPHOWELL TWSPWALL TWSPEATONTOWN BORONEPTUNE TWSPWALL TWSPCOLTS NECK TWSPHOWELL TWSPMIDDLETOWN TWSPMANALAPAN TWSPWALL TWSPMARLBORO TWSPHOWELL TWSP

RIVERDALE BOROMOUNT OLIVE TWSPHARDING TWSPROCKAWAY BOROROXBURY TWSPJEFFERSON TWSPMORRISTOWN TOWNDOVER TOWNMONTVILLE TWSPMORRIS TWSPCHESTER TWSPHARDING TWSPWASHINGTON TWSPPARSIPPANY-TROY HILHARDING TWSPMOUNT ARLINGTON BORROXBURY TWSPFLORHAM PARK BOROMONTVILLE TWSPROCKAWAY TWSPPARSIPPANY-TROY HILROCKAWAY TWSPWASHINGTON TWSPMORRISTOWN TOWNPARSIPPANY-TROY HIL

TOMS RIVERBRICK TWSPTOMS RIVERTOMS RIVERBRICK TWSPMANCHESTER TWSPTOMS RIVERLACEY TWSPMANCHESTER TWSPMANCHESTER TWSPTOMS RIVERMANCHESTER TWSPSTAFFORD TWSPBEACHWOOD BOROLACEY TWSPBARNEGAT TWSPSTAFFORD TWSPJACKSON TWSPLAKEWOOD TWSPBRICK TWSPBEACHWOOD BOROBERKELEY TWSPBRICK TWSPBRICK TWSPPINE BEACH BORO

10/10/200810/15/200810/16/200810/31/200811/14/200811/19/200811/27/200811/27/200811/29/200812/05/200812/09/200812/21/200812/21/200812/26/2008

01/16/200801/16/200801/23/200802/02/200802/05/200802/17/200803/13/200804/05/200804/08/200804/17/200804/18/200805/25/200805/26/200806/29/200807/13/200807/16/200808/04/200808/06/200810/13/200810/15/200810/31/200811/25/200812/04/200812/13/200812/24/2008

01/07/200801/14/200801/18/200802/03/200802/11/200802/12/200802/15/200802/20/200803/15/200803/29/200804/14/200804/17/200804/17/200804/22/200805/11/200806/30/200807/12/200807/12/200807/14/200807/21/200807/25/200808/02/200808/21/200810/11/200810/15/2008

FRIDAY WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY TUESDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY FRIDAY

WEDNESDAYWEDNESDAYWEDNESDAYSATURDAY TUESDAY SUNDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY MONDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY WEDNESDAYMONDAY WEDNESDAYMONDAY WEDNESDAYFRIDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY WEDNESDAY

MONDAY MONDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY WEDNESDAYSATURDAY SATURDAY MONDAY THURSDAY THURSDAY TUESDAY SUNDAY MONDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY MONDAY MONDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY WEDNESDAY

1021 1726 1212 1101 2052 1919 1016 2158 0041 1939 1123 0203 0222 1752

1853 2130 1340 1054 0413 1717 0015 2208 2013 2204 1747 1153 0605 0010 1631 0650 2233 0914 1544 0248 1814 1847 1004 1837 1702

0608 1739 1454 2004 1359 0900 0001 1512 0043 1938 1400 0612 1753 0429 1429 0426 0147 1002 1538 1549 1053 0328 2155 1555 1543

SH 79SH 9CR 549WEST HURLEY POND RDSH 18SH 33PARKWAYCROSS RDCR 21SH 36SH 9PARKWAYCR 520SH 9

CR 511SH 46I-287SH 46I-80CR 699SH 202SH 15SH 202I-287FURNANCE RDCR 663CR 517KNOLL RDI-287I-80I-80JAMES STI-287SH 15SH 202I-80KINGS HWYSH 202SH 46

CR 549CR 549SH 70SH 9SH 70CR 530SH 37CR 614SH 70PASADENA RDJAMES STSH 70SH 72PARKWAYCR 614PARKWAYPARKWAYCR 571CR 26CR 549CR 619CR 85CR 549SH 70MOTOR RD

7.4104.016.40.013.440.694.70.03.019.9117.396.65.1105.1

7.827.731.440.927.96.045.31.157.835.30.02.29.90.033.530.228.70.047.22.951.837.40.043.948.9

0.412.248.298.558.120.06.610.640.50.00.137.319.780.14.968.762.414.60.49.32.70.012.954.40.1

1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN

1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDALCYCLIST 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER 1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER2 PEDALCYCLISTS 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN

1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER


37

PASSAIC COUNTY

SALEM COUNTY

SOMERSET COUNTY

Municipality

Municipality

Municipality

Date

Date

Date

Day

Day

Day

Time

Time

Time

Road

Road

Road

MP

MP

MP

Persons Killed

Persons Killed

Persons Killed

BARNEGAT LIGHT BOROJACKSON TWSPBRICK TWSPJACKSON TWSPLAKEWOOD TWSPBERKELEY TWSPTOMS RIVERBRICK TWSPSTAFFORD TWSPLACEY TWSPLACEY TWSPLACEY TWSP

CLIFTON CITYCLIFTON CITYPATERSON CITYWAYNE TWSPWAYNE TWSPWAYNE TWSPPATERSON CITYBLOOMINGDALE BOROWEST MILFORD TWSPCLIFTON CITYPATERSON CITYRINGWOOD BOROCLIFTON CITYPATERSON CITYWEST MILFORD TWSPPATERSON CITYWAYNE TWSPCLIFTON CITYWEST MILFORD TWSPTOTOWA BOROWAYNE TWSPPATERSON CITYWAYNE TWSPPATERSON CITYWAYNE TWSP

PENNSVILLE TWSPOLDMANS TWSPPITTSGROVE TWSPUPPER PITTSGROVE TWELSINBORO TWSPCARNEYS POINT TWSPPITTSGROVE TWSPCARNEYS POINT TWSPALLOWAY TWSPMANNINGTON TWSPPENNSVILLE TWSPWOODSTOWN BOROCARNEYS POINT TWSPCARNEYS POINT TWSP

NORTH PLAINFIELD BOBRIDGEWATER TWSPNORTH PLAINFIELD BOHILLSBOROUGH TWSPFRANKLIN TWSPWARREN TWSPGREEN BROOK TWSPNORTH PLAINFIELD BOHILLSBOROUGH TWSP

10/17/200810/25/200810/29/200811/06/200811/09/200811/18/200811/21/200812/04/200812/08/200812/15/200812/29/200812/31/2008

01/11/200801/12/200801/12/200801/14/200801/27/200802/03/200803/17/200804/07/200804/12/200804/13/200806/29/200807/22/200808/06/200808/07/200809/05/200809/13/200809/18/200810/08/200810/19/200810/21/200810/27/200811/08/200811/14/200811/30/200812/22/2008

01/04/200801/29/200803/19/200803/28/200804/13/200804/28/200805/31/200806/21/200810/20/200810/31/200811/19/200811/28/200812/02/200812/06/2008

01/08/200801/27/200802/19/200804/10/200804/19/200804/20/200805/15/200805/29/200806/09/2008

FRIDAY SATURDAY WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY SUNDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY THURSDAY MONDAY MONDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAY

FRIDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY MONDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY MONDAY MONDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAYSUNDAY TUESDAY MONDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY MONDAY

FRIDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAYFRIDAY SUNDAY MONDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY MONDAY FRIDAY WEDNESDAYFRIDAY TUESDAY SATURDAY

TUESDAY SUNDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY THURSDAY THURSDAY MONDAY

0701 2007 1133 2208 1910 0923 1203 2259 1122 2151 1839 1340

1657 1852 2243 1913 0149 2046 1418 1247 2111 0050 0238 0215 0120 1831 0147 0450 1402 2239 2205 0253 1034 0204 1351 1903 1909

0757 1743 2308 1046 0135 1403 0432 2351 1653 1254 1502 1412 2038 1737

1751 1239 0024 1611 1007 0314 1845 2142 1204

CENTRAL AVECR 639VAN ZILE RDFREEHOLD RDCR 526SANTIAGO DRSH 9SH 88PARKWAYCR 10CR 614PARKWAY

PAULISON AVECR 621BROADWAYCR 202CR 683SH 2312TH AVEI-287AWOSTING RDSH 46I-80CR 698SH 3CR 601CR 704PARK AVESH 202PARKWAYSH 23I-80I-80GODWIN AVESH 46CR 649CR 504

CR 670I-295CR 674EAST GARRISON RDCR 661TURNPIKECR 674SH 48CR 603CR 540SH 49SH 40I-295SH 130

WASHINGTON AVESH 22GROVE STCR 627SKILLMANS LNI-78WINGATE WAYSH 22SH 206

0.00.81.50.031.40.094.96.366.10.612.572.4

0.02.50.068.50.763.40.054.40.061.359.30.70.55.53.90.064.3154.122.555.154.50.056.02.19.9

0.07.20.50.01.10.91.74.31.86.00.111.24.21.7

0.035.20.02.40.040.40.044.765.4

1 PEDESTRIAN2 PASSENGERS1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER

1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN

1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER, 2 PASSENGERS1 PASSENGER 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER

1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER


38

SUSSEX COUNTY

UNION COUNTY

WARREN COUNTY

Municipality

Municipality

Municipality

Date

Date

Date

Day

Day

Day

Time

Time

Time

Road

Road

Road

MP

MP

MP

Persons Killed

Persons Killed

Persons Killed

FRANKLIN TWSPBEDMINSTER TWSPHILLSBOROUGH TWSPWARREN TWSPNORTH PLAINFIELD BONORTH PLAINFIELD BO

VERNON TWSPVERNON TWSPHARDYSTON TWSPFRANKLIN BOROFRANKFORD TWSPHARDYSTON TWSPSTILLWATER TWSPMONTAGUE TWSPMONTAGUE TWSPWANTAGE TWSPHARDYSTON TWSPVERNON TWSPMONTAGUE TWSPMONTAGUE TWSP

ELIZABETH CITYWESTFIELD TOWNHILLSIDE TWSPELIZABETH CITYROSELLE PARK BOROCRANFORD TWSPELIZABETH CITYUNION TWSPUNION TWSPUNION TWSPCRANFORD TWSPNEW PROVIDENCE BOROELIZABETH CITYPLAINFIELD CITYCLARK TWSPELIZABETH CITYUNION TWSPBERKELEY HEIGHTS TWPLAINFIELD CITYCRANFORD TWSPHILLSIDE TWSPSPRINGFIELD TWSPSCOTCH PLAINS TWSPUNION TWSPELIZABETH CITYELIZABETH CITYSUMMIT CITYELIZABETH CITYSCOTCH PLAINS TWSPELIZABETH CITYLINDEN CITYCLARK TWSPELIZABETH CITYRAHWAY CITYLINDEN CITY

GREENWICH TWSPKNOWLTON TWSPBLAIRSTOWN TWSPLOPATCONG TWSPFRANKLIN TWSP

06/16/200807/25/200810/12/200811/15/200812/11/200812/29/2008

01/06/200802/02/200803/03/200803/10/200804/26/200805/07/200806/02/200806/22/200807/12/200807/25/200807/25/200808/02/200808/04/200809/01/2008

01/01/200801/04/200801/06/200801/17/200801/21/200801/27/200802/03/200802/05/200802/07/200802/21/200803/13/200804/16/200804/17/200805/04/200805/18/200805/22/200806/11/200806/15/200807/05/200807/08/200807/18/200808/10/200808/14/200809/03/200809/08/200810/16/200811/02/200811/09/200811/13/200811/18/200811/19/200811/29/200811/29/200812/15/200812/19/2008

02/14/200804/04/200806/15/200811/04/200811/13/2008

MONDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY SATURDAY THURSDAY MONDAY

SUNDAY SATURDAY MONDAY MONDAY SATURDAY WEDNESDAYMONDAY SUNDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY MONDAY

TUESDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY THURSDAY MONDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY THURSDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAYSUNDAY SATURDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAYMONDAY THURSDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY THURSDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAYSATURDAY SATURDAY MONDAY FRIDAY

THURSDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY

1234 0908 0325 0640 1951 0610

0341 1913 2213 0200 1445 1220 2041 0929 1051 0105 1628 0519 2136 1630

1229 0703 2000 2328 0050 0006 1650 0557 1745 1847 1253 0953 0219 1734 2036 1206 2330 1603 0218 1200 1425 0235 1803 2233 1502 0014 1526 1846 0548 0500 1800 2326 2329 1422 0315

1000 0525 0342 0209 1746

I-287SH 206SUNNYMEAD RDI-78CR 531SH 22

CR 515CR 515SH 23CR 517CR 521SH 94CR 617CR 653SH 23SH 284SH 94CR 667CR 650CR 650

CR 624SH 28SH 22SH 1SH 28LEXINGTON AVEMONROE AVESH 82SH 82LAUREL AVEPARKWAYCR 512SH 1PUTNAM AVECR 606SH 27PARKWAYI-78SH 28CR 615I-78SH 22GLENSIDE AVECR 619CR 612TURNPIKEASHLAND RDSH 1CR 655TURNPIKEWEST LINDEN AVECR 613SH 1KLINE PLSH 1

I-78I-80I-80SH 22SH 57

11.179.60.034.88.945.3

6.74.228.239.625.632.37.06.249.34.533.70.72.26.4

2.220.42.643.123.60.00.02.40.80.0138.827.844.80.03.934.3142.044.314.65.254.252.50.04.22.60.00.844.31.299.60.03.744.50.040.5

5.54.99.02.16.0

1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN

1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PASSENGER 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER

1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PASSENGER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER, 1 PASSENGER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER, 1 PASSENGER1 PEDALCYCLIST 1 DRIVER2 PEDESTRIANS 1 PASSENGER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 PEDESTRIAN 1 PEDESTRIAN 1 DRIVER

1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER1 DRIVER, 1 PASSENGER1 PEDESTRIAN


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14

SUSSEX

25

PASSAIC

23

BERGEN

6

WARREN26

MORRIS

49

ESSEX

11

HUNTERDON

15

SOMERSET

38

UNION

46

MIDDLESEX

22

MERCER47

MONMOUTH

45

BURLINGTON

38

OCEAN44

CAMDEN

33

GLOUCESTER

16

SALEM

23

CUMBERLAND

11

CAPE MAY

28

31

ATLANTIC

HUDSON

NEW

JERSEY STATE POLICE

PREPARED BYNEW JERSEY STATE POLICE

FATAL ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION UNIT

LEGEND

Shaded Areas

Denote Increase from 2007.

FATALITIES BY COUNTY FOR 2008

FATAL ACCIDENTINVESTIGATION UNIT

Lt. Robert Parlow #3563, Unit Head, Asst. Unit Head

Support Personnel:Ms. A.J. TestaSandra Jenkins, FARS AnalystLisa Glodowski

NORTH SQUAD

SFC Robert Foulks #5052

DSG Robert Babitz #5332Det.I Kevin Bartels #5557

Det.II Derek DiStaso #6186Det. Daniel Oliveira #6419

DSG Michael Rizol #5202Det.II Patrick Brady #5951Tpr. David Guinan #6266Tpr. Robert Nuber #6651

DSG Richard Brunett #5127Det.II Matthew Razukas #5939

Det.II Gerrit Nieuwenhuizen #6144Tpr. Raymond Broome #6255

Sgt. Steven Slimowicz #5789Tpr.I Paul Lokey #5475

Tpr. Matthew Kowalski #6735

, FARS Analyst

CENTRAL SQUAD

SOUTH SQUAD

MV RACING CONTROL SQUAD

Documents

2008 Fatal Crash BookOFFICE 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