Passaic, NJ (March 26, 2026) – A rollover crash on a bridge over the Passaic River is under investigation after a witness reported possible road rage involvement on Wednesday afternoon, March 25.
The incident occurred around noon on the Gregory Avenue Bridge, also known as the Kazimierz H. Slowmiany Memorial Bridge, connecting Passaic and Wallington.
Authorities said a 29-year-old Pennsylvania driver was operating a Mercedes SUV when it collided with a minivan on the bridge. The impact caused the SUV to roll over.
Emergency responders arrived at the scene and assisted. The driver of the SUV sustained minor injuries.
According to a witness, the crash may have been the result of road rage. The witness claimed that one vehicle intentionally rammed the other multiple times before the rollover. The incident reportedly began near the intersection of Wallington and Main avenues.
Officials have not confirmed the road rage claim, and the crash remains under investigation.
How Road Rage Can Lead to Serious Crashes
Road rage incidents can escalate quickly and increase the risk of dangerous driving behaviors, including aggressive maneuvers and intentional collisions.
When drivers act out of anger, reaction times and judgment can be affected, creating hazardous situations for everyone on the road.
Investigators often rely on witness statements, vehicle damage, and any available video footage to determine whether aggressive driving played a role in a crash.
