accidents

This is, without a doubt, one of the most terrifying videos from this past weekend's freezing rain in The Garden State. The NJ Turnpike was a skating rink of everything from fender benders to major crashes. This driver captures a double tractor trailer as it skids out of control, misses his vehicle by a hair, and jumps the divider into the car lanes of the Turnpike right before Exit 9. The video d

Nobody likes getting into a car accident. But I feel like, these days, people are just itching to be angry right off the bat. Sometimes an accident is just that - an accident.

Whoa! This has to be one of the scariest views of a fireworks display ever. Obviously, making and storing fireworks is a delicate process, and at this factory in Columbia, things took a scary turn a few days ago. The whole thing went off, damaging a number of buildings but, thankfully, only injuring two people. Check out the stunning video below:

Looking at the question in the headline, I don't think that the answer is necessarily cut and dry. If you happened to witness an accident (but weren't involved), there are valid reasons for both stopping and not stopping.

Constant snow and perpetual spells of frigid temperatures have made driving an even riskier proposition this winter in the Garden State.

The rain and freezing temperatures are making all forms of travel extremely hazardous - including walking!

Two accidents in Toms River on Tuesday send several people to the hospital.