
Pleasantville, NJ (September 14, 2026) – A vehicle struck a child pedestrian on Sunday night, September 13, along the Black Horse Pike at Noahs Road in Pleasantville.
The crash happened just before 9:30 p.m. The Pleasantville Police and emergency units responded to the roadway, which was closed for an extended period while authorities worked to document what happened.
There are no details about the full extent of the child's injuries.
Police continue to piece together how the collision occurred.
Our thoughts are with the child and their family during this difficult time.

Yes. New Jersey generally pauses the two-year statute of limitations for a minor's personal injury claim until that child turns 18, which gives families more time than adults typically have to pursue legal action.
A child struck by a vehicle can face injuries that take months or years to fully understand, from fractures that affect growth plates to head trauma with delayed symptoms.
Doctors recommend ongoing evaluation well after the initial hospital visit, which can complicate any early assessment of long-term harm.
That extended timeline can work in a family's favor, but it also means evidence tied to the crash, like traffic camera footage, skid marks, or witness accounts, may fade or disappear long before a claim is ever filed.
In these cases, many families benefit from the guidance of a pedestrian accident attorney to help them preserve that evidence early, even while they decide whether or when to pursue a claim on the child's behalf.
At Metro Law, we know that families dealing with a child's pedestrian injury can have more questions than answers in the days after a crash. We can help sort through what evidence matters and explain how New Jersey's rules for minors' claims might apply to your family's situation.
Reach out to Metro Law at (800) 469-6476 if you'd like to talk through your options with our team. We are here to help you clear all your doubts.
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