The victim has been identified as 46-year-old Rochelle Ritter of Burlington.
It happened near the intersection of Sunset Road and Campus Drive around 2:30 a.m. Saturday.
Police said a passerby located Ritter on the roadway and called 911.
She was pronounced dead on the scene.
According to investigators, Ritter was struck by a vehicle traveling northbound on Campus Drive toward Route 130.
The striking vehicle, they said, may have been a tractor-trailer or box truck.
The crash remains under investigation by the Burlington Township Police Department with the assistance of the Burlington County Prosecutor s Office.
Anyone with information should contact either BTPD Traffic Safety Unit Officer Matthew Kochis at 609-386-2019 or mkochis101@burltwppd.com or BTPD Investigations Bureau Det. Ruben Ortiz-Cruz at 609-239-5889 or rortizcruz95@burltwppd.com.
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JANSON Has Record Year of Giving – Helping Nonprofits in the Regions Where the Company Conducts Business
Janet Chihocky, Founder and Chief Branding Officer of JANSON, announced today that the company had a record breaking year of giving. In 2020, the company donated $20,000 to Strong Foundation Ministries, a San Antonio nonprofit; $10,000 to Lutheran Ministries, a Burlington New Jersey nonprofit; hours of pro-bono work for the Loisann Hope House in Fredericksburg, Virginia – a nonprofit dedicated to helping homeless children and families from the City of Fredericksburg and surrounding areas; the Capital Area Food Bank and more.
“JANSON has been involved in outreach and worldwide missions since I started the company. With the negative economic impacts realized in 2020 throughout so many areas, I felt led that we needed to launch a larger and more formal program whereby we plant a seed of blessing to local entities in every state where we conduct business,” says Chihock