Berkeley, NJ (February 3, 2026) – A two-vehicle accident in Berkeley Township left one person injured on Monday, February 2. The crash happened around 8 a.m. at the intersection of Forest Hills Parkway and Grand Central Parkway. Emergency units responded quickly after reports came in about injuries at the scene.
The Berkeley Township Police Department said officers arrived and found a Toyota Camry and a Volkswagen Atlas stopped in the roadway. Both vehicles showed significant damage following the impact. Authorities confirmed the collision occurred at the busy intersection during the morning hours.
A preliminary investigation revealed that the Volkswagen Atlas was traveling westbound on Forest Hills Parkway. At the same time, the Toyota Camry attempted to make a left turn onto Forest Hills Parkway from Grand Central Parkway. The vehicles then struck each other in the intersection.
The driver of the Toyota Camry suffered injuries and required medical attention. Paramedics transported the driver to Community Medical Center for evaluation and treatment. Officials have not released information about how serious the injuries were.
Investigators continue working to determine what caused the crash. The investigation remains ongoing.
Our thoughts remain with the injured driver as they recover.
5 Things You Should
Do Immediately After a Car Accident in New Jersey
After a car accident in New Jersey, get medical help, call the police, exchange information with the other drivers involved, document the scene, and keep records of injuries and expenses.
These actions can help protect your health and make insurance communication clearer. Staying organized early often helps people understand what comes next.
The first priority is always medical attention. Even if injuries seem minor, some symptoms may appear later. A medical evaluation can identify hidden issues and create records that may help with follow-up care.
Calling law enforcement is another key step. Police can create an official crash report that outlines basic facts about what happened. This report often becomes important when dealing with insurance claims or questions about the accident later.
Drivers should also exchange insurance and contact information with everyone involved. Taking photos of vehicle damage, road conditions, and the surrounding area can help preserve details. Witness names and phone numbers may also be useful if questions arise.
Keeping paperwork organized matters as well. Medical bills, repair estimates, and insurance letters can add up quickly. A car accident lawyer can review documents and explain what legal options may be available, including what types of compensation someone may be eligible to seek after a crash.
Our legal team at Metro Law has extensive experience reviewing crash-related cases across New Jersey and explaining what options may be available. Our lawyers can discuss how insurance communication, medical documentation, and expenses may be handled after an accident.
If you have questions and want more information about possible next steps, reach out to Metro Law at (800) 469-6476.
