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Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Update: I-287 Cleared After Truck Overturns

No one was hurt as a result of the incident.

Parsippany Police report traffic on Interstate 287 is moving again with residual delays after being backed up Tuesday afternoon due to an overturned truck. Police said a truck flipped in the express lanes of I-287 at southbound Exit 41 leading to Interstate 80 in Parsippany. The right lane was closed to traffic, causing a delay for motorists of about 10-15 minutes, according to a police statement. No one was injured in the incident, according to New Jersey State Police. Township police urge drivers to remain careful while on the roads.

Friday, September 21, 2012

Sinkhole Takes Out I-287 Lane Into Friday Night

Incident at Exit 39 is affecting southbound traffic and motorists should plan alternate routes.

A sinkhole on southbound Interstate 287 in Hanover that formed Friday morning has resulted in the right lane of the highway being closed, and the lane is expected to remain closed into the night while the road is repaired, the New Jersey Department of Transportation reported. DOT spokesman Tim Greeley said motorists should take alternate routes if possible, though three of the four lanes remain open. The incident occurred near Exit 39, at Route 10. The DOT said the right lane of the four-lane highway was blocked since the incident was reported at 11:16 a.m. The right lane is expected to reopen by around 10 p.m. "That's a very highly traveled section of highway," Greeley said. "Even the loss of one lane can lead to a bit of an impact."

Monday, August 20, 2012

Motorcycle Accident on I-287 North

State police have few immediate details.

State Police are on the scene of a motorcycle crash on northbound Interstate 287 at mile marker 42.5. Sgt. Brian Polite said few details were immediately available. No confirmation yet on possible injuries to the motorcycle driver or whether any other vehicle was involved. Patch will have details as soon as they are released.

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