New Jersey State Police say two motorcyclists were killed within hours of each other on the same stretch of Interstate 295 that had been milled for resurfacing.
The crashes occurred Wednesday in Bordentown Township.
Bordentown resident Jude Bihari was killed shortly after 4 a.m. when he was thrown from his Harley Davidson and struck by two other vehicles.
The second accident occurred shortly after noon, when Ronald Ross of Macungie, Pa., was thrown from his bike. He died about three hours later.
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