A damaged tractor-trailer left a mess of crates and cargo along the New Jersey Turnpike in Florence Township, New Jersey, Thursday morning.
A tractor-trailer spilled its load along the connector between the New Jersey Turnpike and Pennsylvania in Burlington County, New Jersey, early Thursday.
The wreck took place around 4 a.m. along the NJ Turnpike – Pennsylvania extension heading eastbound a little east of the toll plaza in Florence Township.
The cause of the wreck wasn't immediately clear, but the damage sure was as a line of orange crates and debris could be seen behind the truck, which had pulled over long the shoulder.
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Traffic appeared to be getting by about two hours after the wreck. Any traffic backups were cleared after about 3 hours, or so.
No injuries were reported.
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