PARSIPPANY — On Tuesday, April 29, 2025, at approximately 7:11 a.m., Parsippany-Troy Hills Police responded to a two-vehicle crash at the Littleton Road and Route 10 West intersection.
According to the police report, Michael Kosch, 65, of Easton, Pennsylvania, was driving a commercial truck westbound in the right lane of Route 10. At the same time, Jasmine W. Cheng, 22, of Morris Plains was driving a black Mercedes sedan and made a right turn on red from Littleton Road onto Route 10 West.
Kosch told Parsippany-Troy Hills Police Officer Robert Seifert that he had a green light and observed Cheng making the turn, but could not change lanes in time to avoid a collision. Cheng’s vehicle struck the rear passenger side of the trailer attached to Kosch’s truck.
Cheng stated that she stopped at the red light before turning and believed she stayed within her travel lane. She was unsure whether Kosch was in the right or middle lane and thought the trailer may have swerved into her path. Officers noted tire marks in the grass near 1900 Route 10 West, where Cheng’s vehicle came to rest after the impact, approximately 8 to 10 feet from the intersection.
The Mount Tabor Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched for a motor vehicle accident with a fluid spill.
Following the investigation, police determined that Cheng’s right turn on red contributed to the crash. She was issued a summons for Delaying Traffic (39:4-56). No injuries were reported.
Both vehicles were towed from the scene by Corigliano Towing.
