
Marlboro, NJ (August 13, 2026) – Three people were hurt Tuesday, August 11, after a dump truck ran a red light and collided with another vehicle on Route 520.
The crash happened around 3:28 p.m. on CR-520 between Wyncrest Road and Gordons Corner Road, according to Marlboro police. A dump truck reportedly ran through a red light before it struck the other vehicle.
Three people suffered minor injuries and were taken to CentraState Medical Center for treatment.
The circumstances surrounding the crash are still being reviewed.
We hope those hurt recover quickly.

Dump trucks and other commercial vehicles that operate in Marlboro fall under both New Jersey traffic law and federal motor carrier regulations, which set stricter standards for licensing, vehicle maintenance, and driver conduct than those that apply to passenger cars.
When a commercial vehicle is involved in a crash, the injuries can be more severe due to the size and weight difference between vehicles. People involved in these crashes can experience injuries such as whiplash, fractures, and head injuries, even in collisions that seem minor at first.
Recovery can also mean missed work and mounting medical bills, particularly when the at-fault vehicle belongs to a commercial operator with layers of insurance coverage.
A truck accident lawyer who handles commercial vehicle claims can look into whether the truck's owner or employer bears responsibility, since commercial fleets are typically required to maintain black box data, maintenance logs, and driver qualification records.
Reviewing this information can help clarify what happened and who may be accountable. Legal guidance can also help clarify what options are available when multiple parties, such as a driver and their employer, may share liability.
At Metro Law, we are available to go over what happened in your crash and explain the legal options that may apply to you in New Jersey.
You can reach Metro Law at (800) 469-6476 to ask about your situation. We are here to help you walk through the claim process.