Overturned Vehicle, Delays, and Construction Impacting Commute
Motorists experience disruptions on I-287, NJ 24, US 46, NJ 15, and NJ 23 due to an accident, delays, heavy traffic, and construction activities.
MORRIS COUNTY, NJ – Commuters faced various roadblocks and delays throughout the day, including an overturned vehicle on I-287, ongoing construction work on NJ 15 and NJ 23, and heavy traffic on multiple routes. Here's a comprehensive update on traffic conditions impacting Morris County.
1. Overturned Vehicle Causes Lane Closure on I-287
Who: Motorists on I-287
What: Overturned vehicle
When: As of 2:11 pm
Where: Southbound I-287, South of Exit 44 - US 202 in Parsippany-Troy Hills Twp
Why: Cause unknown
How: 1 Right lane and shoulder closed
Impact: Immediate delays expected.
2. Delay Alert on I-287 Near Boonton
Who: Travelers on I-287
What: Delays
When: As of 2:03 pm
Where: Southbound I-287 near Exit 44 - US 202 in Boonton
Why: Increased traffic flow
Impact: Current travel time increased by 5-10 minutes.
3. Traffic Congestion on NJ 24 Westbound
Who: Drivers on NJ 24
What: Traffic Congestion
When: As of 1:16 pm
Where: Westbound NJ 24 from East of Exit 1 - CR 511/Whippany Rd in Morris Twp to I-287 in Hanover Twp
Impact: Travel time less than 5 minutes.
4. Heavy Traffic Alert on US 46 Eastbound
Who: Motorists on US 46
What: Heavy Traffic
When: As of 8:25 am
Where: Eastbound US 46 in the vicinity of I-80 in Mount Olive Twp
Impact: Travel time less than 5 minutes.
5. Ongoing Construction on NJ 15 and NJ 23
Who: Travelers on NJ 15 and NJ 23
What: Construction Activities
When & Where:
- NJ 15 Northbound: As of 10:00 am, South of CR 699/Berkshire Valley Rd in Jefferson Twp. 1 Left lane closed until 3:00 PM
- NJ 23 Both Directions: As of 9:00 am, from North of Alexander Ave in Pequannock Twp to North of Maple Lake Rd in Kinnelon. 1 Right lane and shoulder closed until 3:00 PM
Impact: Lane closures, expect delays.
Morris County residents and visitors should plan for additional travel time and seek alternative routes where possible. Staying informed and cautious is advised, particularly on the affected highways.