Flooded Roads, Downed Trees Impacting Morning Commutes in New Jersey

Flooded Roads, Downed Trees Impacting Morning Commutes in New Jersey

BROOKLAWN, NJNew Jersey commuters face several disruptions this morning due to flooding, disabled vehicles, and extensive roadwork. Major incidents include:

Flooding has completely closed US 130 in both directions near CR 551 in Brooklawn as of 7:22 AM, with authorities urging drivers to exercise caution.

A disabled vehicle has blocked the right lane of the George Washington Bridge’s upper level westbound on the New York side as of 7:39 AM, potentially slowing traffic entering New Jersey.

A utility pole down on US 9W at Myrtle Avenue in Fort Lee has resulted in closure of all lanes as of 7:36 AM. A traffic signal down on US 130 southbound south of Hankins Road in Robbinsville has caused all lanes to be closed and detoured since 7:09 AM.

Traffic volume is contributing to delays on several major routes:

  • I-295 northbound is experiencing delays from south of Exit 23 to north of Exit 25 in Bellmawr as of 7:38 AM.
  • NJ 139 Lower eastbound reports a 5-10 minute delay from Tonnelle Avenue to Jersey Ave in Jersey City as of 7:28 AM.
  • I-78 westbound shows a less than 5-minute delay from west of Exit 41 to west of Exit 40 as of 7:27 AM.
  • I-287 northbound is delayed 10-15 minutes from north of Exit 30 to south of Exit 33 as of 7:26 AM.
  • US 9 southbound is experiencing a 10-15 minute delay from south of Edison Bridge to US 9 in South Amboy as of 7:11 AM.

Ongoing construction is affecting several areas: