The man was crossing Irvington Avenue near Coolidge when he was struck by the vehicle.Witnesses to the accident are describing the car as a Mercedes Benz, but the driver has not been identified.  The accident is still being investigated by police officials. The man was transported to the hospital with serious injury, but his condition is unknown at this point.

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The vehicle involved in the accident was found flipped over and had collided with a telephone pole. The pole then snapped in half. The passenger was ejected from the car. The fire department transported both the passenger and driver of the vehicle to the hospital. Police are still investigating what caused the accident. Areas of Parsippany Road will be closed while crews work to fix the telephone pole.

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The trooper was driving around 8 p.m. when his police car hit a patch of ice on the road. He lost control of the vehicle as it went off the road and hit a telephone pole. The trooper was briefly trapped in the car and was extracted by police. The road had not be salted or plowed at the time of the accident. The state trooper was transferred to the hospital with back and foot injuries.

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The accident occurred at a busy intersection and there were no witnesses. The two women were pronounced dead at the scene. The police are investigating the accident, but think that one vehicle T-boned the other under the intersection. They are currently reviewing footage from a camera outside of a business nearby.

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The truck driver pleaded guilty to felony charges of grossly negligent vehicle operation resulting in death. The accident occurred when the tractor-trailer overturned on a curve and hit two  cars. Two men were killed and 5 months later a third victim died of injuries related to the crash.

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The officer who died was a 16-year veteran and was beloved for his helpful ways. He was running across multiple lanes of traffic to help out another officer when he was struck. He was taken to the hospital, but died later that evening. The eastbound lanes of Walt Whitman bridge were shut down while a police investigation took place. The driver of the car who struck the officer has not been named or charged with anything as they await for the results of toxicology reports.

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The accident occurred at approximately 5:15 on Wednesday. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey shut down the lanes of traffic so that they could clear the accident. No one appeared to be injured at the time the story went to press.

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The accident occurred in late 2006, when the then-19-year-old hit and killed a 21-year-old driver. He pleaded guilty to aggravated manslaughter, aggravated assault, and DUI. The judge sentenced him to 18 years of prison, 15 of which had to be served before he could be paroled. The upper court confirmed the legality of the sentencing because it did not violate New Jersey state law.

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The 46-year-old driver of a 2002 Saab lost control of his southbound vehicle, crossing the lanes of traffic into the northbound lanes, where he hit a 2004 Nissan Sentra. A third vehicle ran into the back of the Sentra. The driver of the Saab and a 28-year-old woman who was a passenger in the Nissan were killed in the accident.

The Garden State Parkway was shut down for roughly four hours following the accident.

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Under the old law, all occupants of motor vehicles were required to wear seat belts, except for adults sitting in rear seats. The new law requires all occupants of the vehicle to wear safety belts at all times, regardless of age or where they are sitting.

Although the law is being praised for protecting vehicle occupants, some critics are accusing the law of not doing enough. Under the law, failing to wear a seat belt is a secondary offense, meaning that police officers cannot pull over cars for seat belt infractions, and can only write tickets if the driver has been pulled over for another offense.

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