Edison, NJ (January 29, 2026) – A two-vehicle accident with injuries was reported Wednesday morning in Edison, according to dispatch information. Officers responded to the scene at around 8:39 a.m. on Wednesday, January 28, after receiving a call about a crash near Main Street and a local business along US-1.
Authorities indicated that the incident involved two vehicles and occurred near a commercial area with regular traffic activity. Early reports suggested that at least one person may have suffered injuries in the accident, though officials have not yet confirmed the severity of those injuries.
Edison Police and emergency units arrived shortly after the call to assist those involved. Responders checked the scene and provided aid as needed. Police worked to document what happened and begin the initial investigation process.
At this time, officials have not released information about what caused the crash. The accident remains under review as investigators gather additional details.
Our thoughts remain with anyone injured as they receive care and work toward recovery.
How Do I Get a Copy of the Police Report in New Jersey?
In New Jersey, you can usually request a copy of a police report by contacting the law enforcement agency that responded to the crash. Many departments allow requests in person, by mail, or through online records systems. Police reports often become available within several days after an accident, depending on processing time.
People often need crash reports for insurance claims, medical documentation, or questions about what happened. These reports may include basic details such as driver information, roadway conditions, and an officer’s initial observations. Having this paperwork can help individuals stay organized while managing follow-up care or vehicle repairs.
In some cases, you may need to provide identification, the crash date, and the report number if available. There may also be a small fee for obtaining the document. If the crash occurred on a state highway such as US-1, the report may involve local police or the New Jersey State Police, depending on jurisdiction.
A car accident lawyer can also help request and review accident documentation. An attorney may explain what the report means and how it may relate to possible injury claims. Legal guidance can help clarify what options may be available without making assumptions about outcomes.
Our team at Metro Law has years of experience reviewing accident-related questions and helping people understand what documents may matter after a crash. We can explain how police reports are requested in New Jersey, how they may connect to insurance claims, and what legal options may be available depending on the circumstances.
If you would like clear information about next steps after an injury accident in New Jersey, contact Metro Law at (800) 469-6476 to speak with an attorney about your situation.
