Source: International Business Times
Serious accidents remain a leading cause of injury and financial hardship across New Jersey. According to the New Jersey Department of Transportation, the state recorded over 276,000 motor vehicle crashes in a recent reporting year, with nearly 60,000 resulting in injuries and more than 500 causing fatalities. Preliminary data from the New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety showed 585 fatal crashes in 2023, down from 646 in 2022, yet 617 lives were still lost on the state's roads that year.
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