OCEAN TWP., NJ — An overturned dump truck incident occurred this morning on NJ 18 southbound at Exit 12 – West Park Ave. As of the latest update, all lanes have been reopened, though the exit ramp remains closed.
The initial report came in at 7:05 AM, with the situation being updated by 8:30 AM. Motorists are advised to expect a delay of 5-10 minutes and to use caution when traveling through the area.
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