Frankford Twp, NJ – Four Vehicles Crash on CR 565 at Plains Rd, Five Hurt

Frankford Township, NJ (February 22, 2026) – Five people suffered injuries on Friday, February 20, after a four-vehicle crash in Frankford Township. The accident happened around 4:23 p.m. on County Route 565 near Plains Road.

Authorities first received reports of a crash with injuries. Responders later updated the call to a multi-vehicle collision involving four vehicles and a possible entrapment.

Fire crews arrived and found four damaged vehicles and several injured victims. Officials confirmed there was no entrapment despite early reports.

Emergency units assessed five patients at the scene. Two suffered serious injuries and required rapid transport to trauma centers. Medical helicopters landed in a designated zone set up in the parking lot of Wingle Supply.

Flight crews airlifted two patients to area hospitals. Paramedics transported three others by ambulance to nearby medical facilities. Authorities have not released details about the extent of their injuries.

The investigation remains ongoing.

Our thoughts are with those hurt, and we hope for their steady and full recovery.

What You Should Know About Multi-Vehicle Accidents in New Jersey

Multi-vehicle crashes often begin with sudden stops, unsafe lane changes, or drivers following too closely. Heavy traffic and poor weather can also limit visibility and reaction time. One impact can quickly trigger a chain reaction involving several vehicles.

Injuries in multi-car collisions range from soft tissue damage to serious trauma. Victims may suffer concussions, fractures, back injuries, or internal harm. Some symptoms appear immediately, while others surface hours or days later.

After a multi-vehicle crash, you should seek medical attention immediately. You should also keep copies of medical records and repair estimates to document losses. Reporting the crash to insurers without delay helps protect potential claims.

Compensation may cover medical bills, rehabilitation costs, and lost income. Victims can also seek damages for pain and emotional distress. Property damage claims address vehicle repairs or replacement.

Determining fault in a four-vehicle crash requires careful review. Investigators examine vehicle damage, skid marks, and driver statements. In addition, New Jersey follows a modified comparative negligence rule, so your recovery may decrease if you share fault.

All of these aspects need careful and detailed review by an experienced professional who can handle your case while you focus on your recovery.

A car accident lawyer can review crash reports, medical records, and insurance policies. An attorney also helps protect your rights when multiple drivers and insurers are involved.

At Garces, Grabler & LeBrocq, we represent victims of multi-vehicle accidents across New Jersey. We review evidence, analyze insurance coverage, and guide you through the claims process.

If you were hurt in a multi-vehicle crash, contact Garces, Grabler & LeBrocq at (800) 923-3456 to discuss your case and learn about your legal options.

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