Newark, NJ (November 12, 2025) – Several people were injured following a two-vehicle collision near Newark Liberty International Airport on Monday morning, November 10.
According to the Newark Police Department, the accident occurred around 9:28 a.m. at the intersection of Newark Avenue and U.S. Routes 1 and 9. A blue Mazda and a white Ford collided at the busy intersection, resulting in multiple injuries. Emergency crews responded to the scene and provided medical assistance to those involved.
The intersection, which connects one of the area’s busiest travel routes, experienced delays as authorities worked to clear the wreckage. Officials have not released the names or conditions of the victims but confirmed that all injured individuals received immediate care at the scene before being transported for further evaluation.
Authorities are still investigating the events leading up to the crash and have not yet determined whether speed, distraction, or another factor played a role.
We wish everyone injured in this accident a full and quick recovery.
Car Accidents in New Jersey
Collisions in high-traffic areas can result in a wide range of injuries, from minor bruises to severe trauma. The impact of a crash often depends on the speed, angle of collision, and type of vehicles involved. Below are some of the most common injuries sustained in car accidents, along with explanations of how they occur:
- Whiplash: Sudden back-and-forth motion of the head during impact can strain neck muscles and cause chronic pain.
- Head injuries: Even minor crashes can cause concussions or traumatic brain injuries when the head strikes a window, steering wheel, or airbag.
- Chest injuries: The force of seat belts or airbags can lead to broken ribs or internal injuries, especially in high-impact collisions.
- Leg and knee injuries: Drivers and passengers may suffer fractures or torn ligaments when their lower bodies strike the dashboard or doors.
- Spinal cord injuries: The force of impact can compress or damage the spinal cord, sometimes resulting in partial or complete paralysis.
- Cuts and bruises: Broken glass, metal fragments, and debris can cause deep lacerations, leaving lasting scars and risk of infection.
- Psychological trauma: Victims often experience anxiety, fear, or post-traumatic stress following serious crashes, especially those involving major roadways.
Car accident victims frequently face not only physical pain but also emotional and financial stress. Medical treatments, lost wages, and long recovery periods can make it difficult to move forward without support. Consulting with an experienced New Jersey car accident lawyer can help victims understand their legal options and pursue compensation for their injuries, medical care, and other losses.
At Metro Law, we have seen how devastating these crashes can be for victims and their families. Our legal team is dedicated to helping injury victims across New Jersey get the justice and recovery they deserve.
If you or a loved one has been hurt in a car accident, contact Metro Law today at (800) 469-6476 for a free consultation. We are ready to help you take the next step toward healing and justice.
