A small plane made an emergency landing on the New Jersey Turnpike in Cherry Hill.

The twin-seater Cessna 152, had engine trouble and the oil pressure was dropping. Because of this, the twin-seater Cessna 152 began to lose altitude.

The pilot and owner of the plane, 28 year-old Jon Vogt, made an emergency landing just south of Exit 4 on the New Jersey Turnpike because it was too dark to try landing in an open field. He then navigated the plane to the shoulder of the road, where cars passed the plane on the left.

Traffic reporter Mike Lankford was the only other passenger on the plane. Miraculously, there were no casualties or injuries for either the two men on the plane or the highway drivers.

Vogt has been a pilot for two years and routinely flies traffic reporters like Lankford over New Jersey for traffic reports. He is a graduate of Airline Transport Professionals Flight Schools in Florida and is a certified instructor at American Flyers in Morristown.

Since September he has been working at Metro Networks Westwood One, which monitors the roads for traffic reports for radio and television stations. Vogt doesn’t plan on taking any time off.