• Two motorcyclists were seriously injured in a crash in Hamilton Township
  • Both riders were traveling eastbound when their motorcycles sideswiped each other
  • Weymouth Road was closed for approximately two hours

Hamilton Township, N.J. — Two motorcyclists were seriously injured Friday afternoon after sideswiping each other on Weymouth Road in the area of The Watering Hole Cafe, with both riders airlifted to AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center in Atlantic City.

According to the Hamilton Township Police Department, 60-year-old Darryl Burk of Galloway and 61-year-old Ronald Vignali of Mays Landing were both traveling eastbound on Weymouth Road around 4:09 PM when they accidentally sideswiped each other, causing a crash.

Both men sustained serious injuries and were transported by medical helicopter.

Weymouth Road was closed between County Route 606 and Mizpah Road for approximately two hours.

Weymouth Road near The Watering Hole Cafe in Mays Landing, NJ - Photo: Google Maps
Weymouth Road near The Watering Hole Cafe in Mays Landing, NJ - Photo: Google Maps

The Hamilton Township Rescue Squad, AtlantiCare Paramedics, the Mays Landing Fire Department, the Weymouth Fire Company, and Laureldale Fire Rescue assisted on scene.

Anyone who witnessed the crash is asked to contact Ofc. Laboy with the Hamilton Township Police Department Traffic Unit at (609) 625-2700.

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