Overturned truck causes ramp closure on i-676 in camden — Road closed sign - Stock photo by Pisut Veerahong

CAMDEN, NJ – An overturned truck incident early this morning has led to the closure of a key exit ramp on Interstate 676. The New Jersey Department of Transportation’s Traffic Operations Center South reported the disruption on the northbound ramp to Exit 4 – Atlantic Avenue.

The accident, which occurred at approximately 6:24 AM, resulted in the closure of both the right shoulder and the exit ramp itself. A detour has been implemented to redirect traffic around the affected area.

By 6:35 AM, emergency services had responded to the scene, although the exit ramp remained closed. Motorists are advised to use caution when navigating the detour and to expect possible delays.

The situation is being handled, and updates will be provided as the cleanup progresses and the ramp is prepared for reopening. Drivers should remain alert and follow posted detour signs.

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