The suit was filed originally in 2006 after a driver fell asleep at the wheel and crashed through the chain link fence separate Teterboro Airport tarmac from the road. The driver then crashed into a plane owned by Potomac Aviation Services.

The company promptly sued the airport, alleging that they failed to provide adequate protection for the airplane and that they parked it in an unsafe location,

At issue were federal and industry guidelines for the type of fencing that was used to cordon off the airport property. The aviation company maintained that chain link fencing was in violation of safety measures.

However, the airport was found not liable for the damages. “There is nothing presented that in common sense or fairness convinces us that defendants’ duty to exercise reasonable care over plaintiff’s plane or to provide a reasonably safe place for it to be parked included an obligation to install guide rail or other protective devices,” the judges concluded.

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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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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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The weekend alone has seen dozens of accidents throughout both states attributed to ice on the road. New Jersey police were forced to close portions of Interstates 78, 80, and 287 due to the dangerous driving conditions. In one accident, a bus lost control on ice and clipped two cars in front of it, requiring 10 passengers to be sent to the hospital at Bryn Mawr.

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The problem is particularly bad in New Jersey, which saw 130 pedestrian deaths in the first 10 months of 2009 alone, a 21% increase over the same time period in 2008. The numbers continue to rise all over the United States.

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The 71-year-old man was apparently stepping off a curb at the intersection of Pennsylvania and Pacific Avenues when he was hit by a taxi cab. The force of the accident knocked his head into a fire hydrant. He was taken to AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center, where he is listed as being in serious condition.

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According to reports, the accident was caused by debris on the Bruckner Expressway. Brokaw says that an SUV tried to speed around a spool of cable bouncing in the right-hand lane, causing the accident. The deceased woman was thrown through the windshield of her 1998 Ford Explorer, falling 40 feet to her death.

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