The man was driving a car with New Jersey plates and the only way that police could stop him was by ramming him with a jersey barrier near mile marker 21 in Beaver County, about 20 miles west of Pittsburgh.

He was arrested for causing three or four crashes, said Lt. James McFadden.

When interviewed, the man told a reported “Yeah, I’m fine. All good,” before saying, “I have no clue” when asked what happened.

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Preliminary police investigation reports suggest that the driver was speeding through the quiet neighborhood when he rounded a bend too quickly and was forced to slam on the brakes to avoid colliding with a wood chipper. He then lost control of his vehicle and crashed into a nearby parked car before jumping the curb and rolling over onto the lawn of a private residence.

Though uninjured, the occupants were partially trapped in the overturned vehicle. They managed to extricate themselves by the time that authorities arrived. Police charged the 18-year-old with reckless driving and speeding.

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While officials maintain that jug handles are safer than normal left turns, the N.J. transportation department has been forced to address concerns regarding an intersection on Route 22 in North Plainfield that contains a jug handle. The intersection has been the location for over fifty accidents in the last three years. Another intersection containing a jug handle on Route 1 and 9 has had a similar number of accidents in the last few years.

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Gooden was involved in a two-vehicle accident at approximately 9 am on Tuesday. According to police reports, the former Yankees and Mets star fled the scene of the accident, but was eventually apprehended and charged with a DUI and fleeing the scene, as well as a child endangerment charge stemming from the presence of a child in the vehicle Gooden was driving.

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Police said the front of the bus hit the front passenger side of the vehicle. The impact tipped the bus over on its driver’s side onto soft ground, authorities said. Police issued a ticket to the car’s driver for failing to stop at a traffic signal.

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According to police reports, the woman apparently lost control of her automobile on Tuesday while she was driving on Route 80 West. She spun out while trying to take a curve too quickly, quickly losing control of the car, which cut across three lanes of traffic before hitting the guardrail. Although she received emergency medical treatment, the woman was pronounced dead about 90 minutes later.

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Under the old law, all occupants of vehicles were required to wear safety belts at all times, except for adults sitting in the back seat. The new law requires all occupants to wear seat belts at all times. Failure to wear a seat belt is a ticketable offense, although it is a secondary offense, meaning police officers cannot pull you over strictly because of it.

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The accident occurred on Sunday around noon on the Garden State Parkway, when a man driving his 2002 Saab sedan southbound lost control of the vehicle. He veered into oncoming traffic, hitting a Nissan Sentra. A third car struck the Sentra. The driver of the Saab and a 28-year-old passenger of the Sentra were killed. Traffic was shut down for approximately four hours.

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The man was driving the 40-ton Mack dump truck on Route 80 Friday morning when he lost control of the vehicle. The truck hit a guardrail and flipped, spilling rock salt across the road surface. Emergency services responded quickly, and the man was taken by life flight to a local hospital, where he was treated for elbow, leg, and eye injuries.

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A 34-year-old woman was driving with her two small children at 8:37 in the morning when she lost control of her vehicle, slamming into the pole and flipping the car. The three occupants were taken to nearby Morristown Memorial Hospital for treatment and examination. Sussex Avenue was closed for approximately 90 minutes as crews worked to clear away the wreck.

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