Neptune driver hits hydrant near hospital entrance, causing flooding and delays
Police say the car struck a fire hydrant, leading to water flooding the roadway.
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Sep 18, 2025, 4:38 PM
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Updated 3 hr ago
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3h agoA single-car accident at the entrance to Jersey Shore Medical Center caused flooding and road closures this morning.
Police say the car struck a fire hydrant, leading to water flooding the roadway.
The driver is being evaluated for neck injuries, according to police.
Motorists were being diverted while Route 33 was closed for repairs to the hydrant.
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