Motorcycle Crash Injures Rider on Rte 440 in Woodbridge Twp, NJ

Woodbridge Township, NJ (August 7, 2026) – A 33-year-old South Amboy man was seriously injured on Thursday afternoon, August 6, after a Harley-Davidson motorcycle and a Ford van collided on Route 440 in Middlesex County.

The crash occurred at approximately 4:25 p.m. on northbound Route 440 near milepost 1.2. The motorcycle was traveling north along the right shoulder while a Ford van traveled ahead in the right lane. Near milepost 1.2, the van moved onto the right shoulder, where it came into the motorcycle's path. The Harley-Davidson struck the Ford, overturned, and ejected the rider.

The South Amboy man sustained serious injuries and was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. No other injuries were reported.

The New Jersey State Police continue to investigate this collision.

Our thoughts are with the injured rider as he recovers from his injuries.

What Should Motorcyclists Know About Injury Claims in Woodbridge Township, NJ?

Motorcyclists injured in New Jersey may have options for seeking compensation when another driver's conduct contributed to a wreck. State law requires drivers on marked roadways to remain within their lane when practicable and to make a lane movement only after determining that it can be completed safely. 

After a motorcycle collision, injured people should preserve as much evidence as possible. Photos of the vehicles, road, shoulder, traffic signs, and visible damage can help document what happened. Medical records, hospital bills, witness contact information, video footage, and insurance documents may also be useful to provide additional information about the circumstances.

Insurance companies typically review available evidence when evaluating an injury claim. Adjusters may examine photographs, medical records, statements from drivers and witnesses, vehicle damage, video footage, and other documentation to assess how the collision occurred and what losses are being claimed. 

Because insurers may reach conclusions based on the information they receive, keeping organized records and providing accurate documentation can help create a clearer record of the claim.

In these cases, a motorcycle accident lawyer can review available evidence, insurance coverage, medical records, and information about how the vehicles were positioned before the collision. 

If you have been injured in a motorcycle accident in New Jersey, we can help you sort through your options. At Metro Law, we can explain the legal options that may apply to your case and whether compensation may be available for you.

Do not hesitate to call our team at Metro Law at (800) 469-6476 to discuss your circumstances and learn more about your possible next steps.