Jersey City, NJ (December 2, 2025) – A multi-vehicle crash at Route 440 and New Jersey Route 185 left four people injured on Saturday, November 29. Jersey City Police reported the collision at about 10:33 a.m. Officers arrived quickly after dispatchers received calls about several vehicles involved and multiple victims needing help.
Paramedics treated injured people at the scene and then took them to nearby hospitals for further care. Police have not released the names of those hurt, and they have not shared details about their current conditions. Investigators also have not said how many vehicles took part in the wreck.
Police continue to interview witnesses and review the scene to determine what caused the collision.
We hope everyone injured in this crash receives steady care and makes a full recovery.
Car Accidents in New Jersey
New Jersey sees frequent serious crashes because many roads feed into the same tight spaces. Busy intersections demand quick decisions, and a single mistake can trigger a chain reaction. When several vehicles collide, the force can spread across multiple angles. That makes injuries more likely, even at speeds that might seem ordinary.
Victims in multi-vehicle car crashes often face injuries such as:
- Traumatic brain injuries, including concussions from sudden impact
- Head and facial wounds from contact with windows, dashboards, or airbags
- Neck and back injuries, such as whiplash or herniated discs
- Spinal cord trauma that can affect movement or feeling
- Chest injuries, including broken ribs or internal bruising
- Abdominal injuries that may harm organs like the liver or spleen
- Arm, wrist, or shoulder fractures from bracing during impact
- Leg, knee, or ankle injuries from crushed or twisted compartments
- Deep cuts, burns, or scarring from shattered glass or vehicle debris
- Emotional trauma, including anxiety about driving after the crash
Some injuries show up right away, while others appear hours or days later. Head injuries and internal bleeding can feel mild at first, yet grow worse fast. That is why doctors often urge crash victims to get checked, even if they think they feel fine.
After a wreck, families also deal with stress about hospital care, missed work, and recovery plans. A car accident lawyer can help victims pursue support for medical costs, lost income, and long-term treatment needs. Claims often rely on evidence like police findings, witness statements, and vehicle damage patterns. Acting early helps preserve those details before they fade.
If you or someone close to you suffered injuries in a multi-vehicle crash in New Jersey, we are ready to help you understand your options. At Metro Law, we take time to listen, review what happened, and fight for the care and compensation you deserve.
We will stand with you, answer your questions, and guide you through the next steps. Call Metro Law at (800) 469-6476 for a free consultation today.
