2nd Wrong-Way N.J. Highway Crash, Same Town

Another wrong-way crash has happened on a New Jersey highway, in the same town, in the same week.

A car was driving the wrong way on Route 21 northbound when it struck another vehicle early Friday morning near the Route 3 exit in Clifton, according to RLS Media and The Record.

No one died in the crash that closed the Route 21 northbound lanes, which were re-opened at 7:30 a.m. Cars were being diverted off the highway onto exit 10A, according to the reports.

Firefighters and rescue crews were able to extricate one trapped person out of a vehicle, and then hand them over to EMS, who then transported the victim to St. Joseph's Hospital.

No names were immediately available.

We'll have more more information as it comes in.

At least one person was killed, one was arrested and two were injured in a horrific wrong-way New Jersey highway crash on Monday.

Read more: Details, Arrest In Wrong-Way Fatal Accident: 1 Killed, 2 Injured On N.J. Highway

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