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5 Crashes Total In Relatively Quiet South Brunswick Storm
"People listened to the warnings," said Deputy Police Chief Jim Ryan. "There were only a handful of minor crashes."
SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ — South Brunswick police said they saw only a "handful" of minor crashes on Wednesday, as people listened to the warnings and stayed off the roads during what everyone hopes is this winter's final snowstorm.
"People listened to the warnings," said Deputy Police Chief Jim Ryan. "There were fewer crashes and incidents yesterday ... and there were only a handful of minor crashes."
In total, South Brunswick police received 151 911 calls Wednesday, with six from EMS, two of fire reports and only five from fender benders. One of those fires was a small truck fire at the local warehouse. No roads were closed as a result of the storm. The five accidents occurred on these roads:
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- Haypress Road
- Rt. 1 and Blackhorse Road
- Henderson Road
- Cranbury Road
South Brunswick schools were operating on a 90-minute delay Thursday morning.
Firefighters working on truck fire at local warehouse. The snow is no match for firefighters. pic.twitter.com/Q6CglMmcON
— So Brunswick PD (@SoBrunswickPD) March 22, 2018
South Brunswick Public Works Crews clearing the roads for the morning commute. pic.twitter.com/YvAfiycxIE
— So Brunswick PD (@SoBrunswickPD) March 22, 2018
Photos sent to Patch by South Brunswick resident Azra Baig.
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