Delaware Memorial Bridge

A shocking and heartbreaking crash rocked South Jersey and Delaware communities early Friday morning, July 11, when a tractor-trailer cab plunged off the Delaware Memorial Bridge and into the river.

Your hands get sweaty, your heart starts pumping, your mouth gets dry, you start thinking the bridge is going to collapse or that you're going to drive right off the side into the water below.

New Jersey is the only state where it is against the law to pump your own gas. Strangely, the people who are paid to pump our gas do not have to have any special training or license to pump gas.

You're afraid of driving over the Delaware Memorial Bridge.

Officials say the two people killed in an accident involving a car and a tractor trailer on the Delaware Memorial Bridge Tuesday afternoon were a woman from Salem County and a man from Cumberland County.

Two people were killed and one person was injured in a crash between a disabled vehicle and a tractor trailer on the Delaware Memorial Bridge Tuesday afternoon.

Drivers in South Jersey needing to use the Delaware Memorial Bridge tonight, and possibly tomorrow morning, should be advised that it has been closed because of a reported gas leak.

A very large ship carrying very large cargo successfully passed under the Delaware Memorial Bridge early Saturday morning.

Both directions of the Delaware Memorial Bridge will close this weekend to allow a ship to pass. But why?