Highway Accident Lawyers
New Jersey Car Accident Attorneys Represents Victims of Crashes on the NJ Turnpike, the Garden State Parkway, I-297, Route 10, Route 46, and Route 80
New Jersey’s 9,032,872 residents (as of 2018) share roads and highways with those traveling to the neighboring states of New York, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and beyond. With millions of motor vehicles on the road, accidents are inevitable. Tragically, throughout New Jersey, motorists face the risk of disastrous injuries and fatalities. While some might fear dying in an airplane crash more than a car accident, the reality is that the likelihood of dying in an airplane crash is one in 1 million, while the odds of dying in a car accident, truck accident, motorcycle accident, or some other type of motor vehicle accident are around one in 645. Moreover, the odds of being seriously injured in a car accident are one in 123.
Kind of scary, isn’t it? But even more frightening is the fact that no matter how careful, responsible, and conscientious you may be as a driver, the unpredictable can still happen.
If you’ve been involved in a car accident a road or highway in Morristown, Parsippany, Denville, Newark, or anywhere else in New Jersey, or if a loved one was killed in a New Jersey highway accident, you should know and understand your rights for monetary compensation. Contact the experienced NJ highway accident lawyers of Hoyt & Hoyt today.
Devastating Injuries Suffered in New Jersey Highway Crashes
While many New Jersey roads are considered death traps because of the high number of serious accidents and fatalities that occur on them every year, our interstate highways and roads are surprisingly considered some of the safest in the U.S. However, despite New Jersey’s safer roads, recent NJ Department of Transportation reports document nearly 84,000 state highway crashes in a 12-month period. Those accidents resulted in 254 fatalities and 20,969 serious injuries.
In 2017, 625 people died on New Jersey roads, resulting from 592 accidents. In particular, Interstate 287, the New Jersey Turnpike, the Garden State Parkway, and Routes 10, 46, 80, and 78 have seen an inordinate number of serious traffic accidents.
Last year, the number of New Jersey highway fatalities increased, but the biggest dangers were on shorter roads, such as those in shopping areas or at intersections. Additionally, some New Jersey roads are more dangerous than others because of reckless, negligent, and distracted drivers, while poor road maintenance is also a common cause of collisions on highways in Parsippany and elsewhere in NJ.
Motor Vehicle Accident Attorneys for Those Injured on New Jersey Roads and Highways
If you or a loved one has suffered a motor vehicle accident injury on any of New Jersey’s highways, the attorneys at Hoyt & Hoyt in New Jersey can help. We have over 30 years of experience representing those injured in car accidents, so we can guide you through the complex and confusing chaos of insurance claims and personal injury lawsuits and help you get the compensation you need, want, and deserve.
With offices in Morris County and Middlesex County, we routinely represent clients in Boonton, Dover, Morristown, Morris Township, Mount Olive Township, Parsippany-Troy Hills, Randolph, Rockaway, and Roxbury. We make it convenient for you to schedule a free initial consultation with us to discuss your case and protect your rights.
Contact an Experienced Morristown Car Accident Attorney Anytime to Discuss Your NJ Highway Accident Claim
Statutes of limitations for NJ car accident claims restrict the time allowed for personal injury claims, so don’t wait to contact us. Call the Parsippany highway accident attorneys of Hoyt & Hoyt today at (973) 718-7744 any time of the day, including holidays, for a quick response and to schedule a meeting.
