Single-Vehicle Crash Causes Property Damage on Robert Moses Causeway Exit

Single-Vehicle Crash Causes Property Damage on Robert Moses Causeway Exit. May 2, 2026.

Updated May 3, 2026
MODERATE INCIDENT
1 vehicle
Road
Robert Moses Causeway
Reported
Updated
Source
Nysp

Map showing incident location at 40.7800, -73.3000 Incident location, Long Island

What Happened

A single-vehicle accident resulted in property damage Saturday on Exit RM2E of the Robert Moses Causeway southbound to Montauk Highway eastbound, according to New York State Police reports. The incident occurred on May 2, 2026, though specific timing details have not been released by authorities.

Details surrounding the cause of the crash remain limited, with police not immediately releasing information about what led to the collision or the extent of property damage involved. The nature of the property damaged—whether it involved roadway infrastructure, signage, or other structures—has not been specified in initial reports.

No injuries were reported in connection with the accident, according to available information from state police. The driver’s identity, age, and hometown have not been disclosed by authorities as of this report.

The specific type of vehicle involved in the crash has not been identified by police, nor have details about potential citations or charges been released. Weather conditions at the time of the incident and whether they may have contributed to the accident remain unclear.

Location & Road Context

Exit RM2E connects the southbound Robert Moses Causeway to eastbound Montauk Highway, serving as a key junction for traffic heading toward Fire Island and Jones Beach areas. The Robert Moses Causeway is a major thoroughfare for beach traffic, particularly during warmer months when visitor volume increases significantly.

This stretch of roadway has seen considerable activity in recent weeks, with multiple roadwork projects reported on the Robert Moses Causeway throughout late March and April 2026. The causeway has recorded 66 incidents in traffic databases, indicating it experiences regular traffic-related events. The proximity to beach destinations makes this route particularly busy during weekend periods like Saturday when this accident occurred.

The investigation into the property damage accident appears to be in its preliminary stages, with New York State Police handling the case. No information has been released regarding potential traffic citations, charges, or whether the driver remained at the scene.

Details about whether the accident required extended cleanup efforts or temporary traffic restrictions have not been made available by authorities. The timeline for completing the investigation has not been announced by state police.

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