Woodbridge, NJ (May 13, 2025) – Two men were seriously injured in a motorcycle crash on Monday night, May 12, that led to the shutdown of Route 9 northbound on the Driscoll Bridge between Sayreville and Woodbridge. The crash occurred around 8:33 PM and involved multiple motorcycles.
Woodbridge police responded to the scene and found several downed motorcycles and two injured riders on the bridge heading into Woodbridge Township. Both victims were quickly transported to a local hospital. One of the motorcyclists sustained life-threatening injuries, while the other suffered serious injuries. The victims were identified as a 57-year-old man from Roselle and a 25-year-old man from Iselin.
The New Jersey Department of Transportation, alongside emergency personnel, closed northbound traffic on Route 9 to facilitate the investigation, which remains ongoing. Authorities are asking anyone who witnessed the crash to contact the police at 732-634-7700, Ext. 2154.
Our thoughts are with the injured riders, and we hope for their swift recovery.
Motorcycle Accidents and Safety in New Jersey
Motorcycle accidents like the one on the Driscoll Bridge are a stark reminder of the dangers faced by riders on the road. Motorcyclists are particularly vulnerable in crashes due to the lack of protection compared to other vehicles. In New Jersey, motorcycle accidents have led to numerous injuries and fatalities in recent years, highlighting the need for better road safety measures, increased awareness, and protective gear.
Riders are encouraged to wear proper protective equipment, obey traffic laws, and remain cautious on the road, particularly in high-traffic areas or during the night. Additionally, drivers of other vehicles must be aware of motorcyclists and take extra precautions when sharing the road.
If you or someone you know has been involved in a motorcycle crash, it’s essential to seek immediate medical care and legal counsel to ensure you receive the compensation you deserve for any medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages.
For more information or assistance, contact Local Accident Reports.
