At the intersection of New Hampshire and Cedarbridge.
Who Was At Fault?
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guy going straight blew the red at high speed with no attempt to stop and only attempt-a Brooklyn attitude-to speed up when you see lite is yellow!!
gimme a break-whats question-he blew a red light and guy turning on red was already in intersection and slowly and cautiously turning…
You give me a break about Brooklyn attitude! In brooklyn they all drive like crazy but they all do it together they know how to drive. plus they’re is no speeding in Brooklyn because you”ll just get a speed trap ticket. I think it’s more of a Lakewood aattitude to speed up when the light is yellow. Lakewood=don’t go on green (cuz on phone) go on red because you rolled into the intersection and now its to late. [I agree it’s the guy who went straights fault]
its a brooklyn attitude to take advantage of lakewood driving cuz theres no cameras
The guy going straight was clearly at fault. The person turning was being careful .
There have been a lot of photos of this intersection (URGENT CARE) posted on The Scoop about accidents occurring there. Shouldn’t more be done to fix this very serious problem?
Agreed, we need video cameras at other intersections to. 😉
Both At fault.
Guy turning didnt make sure all oncoming vehicles stopped.
Guy going straight failed to yield for a widely accepted practice of cars turning at that point.
@dave
You cannot claim that the guy going straight blew the red, because that same claim can be leveled at the guy turning cant it?
no it cant , guy turning was in intersection before it was yellow and turned as it turned red, the guy going straight sped up at the yellow and entered intersection on the red, in NJ the law is you have to stop on yellow except if within a certain distance and at certain speed from intersection.