Woodbridge Roads Good Despite Snow, Police Say

WOODBRIDGE, NJ — Woodbridge Township roads are actually looking pretty good Wednesday morning, with no more accidents than usual on a weekday. Superintendent Dr. Robert Zega made the decision to keep Woodbridge schools open as normal this morning,

"Roads are fine," reported Capt. Scott Kuzma of the Woodbridge police department. "There was a single crash reported this morning, but it was not weather-related."

Many school districts in New Jersey opened at their normal time today, despite the snow. Travel has not been so smooth in other towns: A car hit a sand truck in South Brunswick Township this morning, causing the truck to flip and spill sand all over the road. And New Jersey State Police say they've responded to at least 66 collisions since midnight.