Jersey City, NJ (December 5, 2025) – A two-vehicle crash left people injured on December 4 near Washington Boulevard in Jersey City, according to Jersey City Police. Officers received the call around 3:40 p.m. and rushed to the scene after reports of injuries.
Police said the collision involved a Honda Accord and a black sedan. Responders arrived within minutes and found the vehicles damaged near the roadway.
Medical crews checked the occupants and treated reported injuries on site. Paramedics then prepared the injured for further care. Officials have not released names or the exact number of people hurt.
Investigators continue to review the cause of this collision.
Our thoughts are with everyone injured, and we hope for a full recovery.
Car Accidents in New Jersey 
Car crashes in New Jersey can happen quickly on busy corridors. When injuries occur, the steps you take right after the crash can protect both your health and your future claim. Here are important actions to follow:
- Call 911 right away so police and medics can respond and create an official report.
- Get medical care immediately, even if you think you feel fine. Some injuries appear later.
- Exchange contact and insurance information with the other driver, and stay calm.
- Take clear photos of the vehicles, the street, any injuries, and nearby signs or signals.
- Ask for witness names and phone numbers if anyone saw the crash happen.
- Avoid arguing fault at the scene, and do not guess about what caused the wreck.
- Keep copies of your medical records, bills, and any time missed from work.
- Notify your insurance company, but be careful with recorded statements
- Speak with a car accident lawyer if injuries raise costs or disrupt your life.
Following these steps helps you in two ways. First, you get the care you need before injuries grow worse. Second, you preserve the evidence that shows what happened and how the crash harmed you. This matters because insurance companies often move fast after a wreck. They may try to limit payouts or push for a quick settlement before you know the full cost of recovery.
In New Jersey, injured drivers and passengers may seek compensation for emergency care, hospital treatment, follow-up visits, therapy, lost income, and pain from the injury. A strong claim usually depends on clear proof, steady medical treatment, and accurate records of how the crash changed daily life.
If you or someone you love was hurt in a collision in New Jersey, we are ready to help. At Metro Law, we guide injured crash victims through the next steps and protect them from insurance pressure.
We will review your case, explain your options, and fight for the compensation you deserve. Call Metro Law at (800) 469-6476 to arrange a free consultation today.
