Injuries Reported in Crash on Rte 22 in Lebanon, NJ

Lebanon, NJ (July 30, 2026) – A motor vehicle collision left at least one person with minor injuries at the intersection of Route 22 eastbound and Corporate Drive in Lebanon around noon on Thursday, July 30.

Hunterdon County Fire and emergency units rushed to the scene to evaluate those involved. The full extent of the injuries was not immediately available. 

Police continue to investigate exactly what led to the wreck.

We hope everyone involved has a quick recovery.

What Evidence Should You Collect After a Car Accident in Lebanon, NJ?

After a car accident, collecting the right evidence early can make a significant difference in a personal injury claim. Photos of vehicle damage, the road, and any visible injuries help establish what happened before conditions change or vehicles are repaired. Contact information from witnesses is also valuable, since their accounts can support your version of events if the other driver disputes fault later.

Medical records are just as important as physical evidence. Seeking treatment promptly and keeping copies of diagnoses, treatment plans, and bills creates a clear link between the accident and any injuries, which matters under New Jersey's insurance and injury threshold rules. Without this documentation, insurance companies may argue that an injury was unrelated or less serious than claimed.

A copy of the police report can also help establish key details like time, location, and initial statements from those involved. Insurance information from all drivers involved should be collected as well, since more than one policy may end up being relevant to a claim.

Because evidence can be lost or become harder to obtain over time, a car accident lawyer can help preserve it early, requesting things like traffic camera footage, vehicle data, or additional witness statements before they become unavailable. This kind of early groundwork can strengthen a claim significantly down the road.

At Metro Law, we know that it can be difficult to understand what evidence to keep after a car accident. Our team can help identify what evidence matters most for your specific situation. We can also help track down records and information before they're lost. 

If you're unsure what to collect after an accident, you can contact Metro Law at (800) 469-6476 to talk through your next steps with us. We are here to help you understand your options.