Westbound Interstate 195 New Jersey shield posted at the Mercer County 526 (Robbinsville Allentown Road) under crossing (Exit 7). Photo taken 04/25/04.
Older Exit 6 guide sign for the New Jersey Turnpike (Interstate 95) connector on Interstate 195 westbound. Guide signs posted along eastbound now reflect the fact that Interstate 95 utilizes the turnpike between Exit 6 (Pennsylvania Turnpike Extension) and Interstate 287. Photo taken 04/25/04.
An Interstate 95 northbound trailblazer is posted for the Exit 6 ramps to the New Jersey Turnpike on Interstate 195 westbound. Interstate 95 will relocate officially from the Trenton belt line onto the Pennsylvania Turnpike Extension by 2012 upon completion of the Interstate 95 and Interstate 276 (Pennsylvania Turnpike) connection at Bristol, Pennsylvania. Photo taken 04/25/04.
Westbound Interstate 195 at the Interstate 95 & New Jersey Turnpike off-ramp (Exit 6). The New Jersey Turnpike provides the main route between the New York metropolitan area and South Jersey. The toll highway carries Interstate 95 between the Pennsylvania Turnpike Extension and the northern terminus at U.S. 46 and Ridgefield. Interstate 295 facilitates movements from the south end of the turnpike onto the Delaware Memorial Bridge to Wilmington, Delaware, Baltimore, Maryland, and Washington D.C. Photo taken 04/25/04.
Interstate 195 westbound reassurance shield posted at the Richardson Road overpass between Exits 6 and 5. Photo taken 04/25/04.
Exit 5B departs ahead for U.S. 130 northbound to Robbinsville, East Windsor, Hightstown, Cranbury, Dayton, and ultimately North Brunswick. Photo taken 04/25/04.
U.S. 130 northbound provides a slower alternate route to U.S. 1 and the New Jersey Turnpike between the Trenton metropolitan area and New Brunswick in North Jersey. The final 22 miles of the federal route culminates in a new interchange at U.S. 1 at North Brunswick Photo taken 04/25/04.
Exit 5A departs Interstate 195 westbound via a cloverleaf ramp to U.S. 130 southbound. The federal highway cuts southwest from here 2.5 miles to Yardville and 6.5 miles to Bordentown and junction U.S. 206. Photo taken 04/25/04.
The 0.75-mile guide sign for the Exit 3 cloverleaf interchange with Yardville Hamilton Square Road. The north-south roadway connects Yardville and Hamilton Square with Interstate 195 between U.S. 130 & New Jersey 156 and New Jersey 33. Photo taken 04/25/04.
Drawing to within one quarter mile of the Yardville Hamilton Square Road northbound off-ramp for Hamilton Square itself. A two-mile drive separates Exit 3B from Hamilton Square and junction New Jersey 33 on Yardville Hamilton Square Road. Photo taken 04/25/04.
Older substandard guide sign for the Exit 3B off-ramp to Hamilton Square. Just north of Interstate 195 is Hamilton Veterans Park and the Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital on Klockner Road. Photo taken 04/25/04.
Interstate 195 westbound at Yardville Hamilton Square Road southbound (Exit 3A). The north-south roadway travels 1.5 miles south from Interstate 195 to Yardville and junction New Jersey 156 and U.S. 130. Photo taken 04/25/04.
One mile east of the Exit 2 off-ramp to U.S. 206 (Bordentown Road), Arena Drive (Mercer County 620) and Mercer County 524 (Broad Street) at White Horse. A modified diamond interchange interacts with a traffic circle below Interstate 195 at the junction of Broad Street and Arena Drive. Mercer County 526 continues from there a short distance to U.S. 206 (Bordentown Road) where the route ends. Photo taken 04/25/04.
A hazardous materials restriction sign resides ahead of the Exit 2 interchange for the New Jersey 29 tunnel north of the Interstate 195 & 295 junction at downtown Trenton. Photo taken 04/25/04.
New Jersey signs the end of freeways oftentimes with an end/begin guide sign such as the one posted 2.50 miles out from the Interstate 195 conclusion at junction Interstate 295 & New Jersey 29. New Jersey 29 continues the freeway northwest from Interstate 195 into downtown Trenton alongside the Delaware River. Photo taken 04/25/04.
Approaching the Exit 2 off-ramp for Broad Street, Arena Drive, and U.S. 206 (Bordentown Road). Broad Street intersects Bordentown Road at the south end of Mercer County 533 (Whiteville Mercerville Road) 0.75 miles west of Interstate 195 at White Horse. There U.S. 206 turns northwest from Bordentown Road onto South Broad Street into the capital city of Trenton. Photo taken 04/25/04.
Truck route sign to U.S. 1 & New Jersey 29 to bypass the New Jersey 29 tunnel by way of Interstate 295 north to Exit 67. Photo taken 04/25/04.
The Exit 2 off-ramp departs Interstate 195 westbound at the Lakeside Boulevard overcrossing. Arena Drive stems northwest from Broad Street (Mercer County 524) to Interstate 295 (Exit 61) and Olden Avenue near the Trenton city line. U.S. 206 travels northward from Bordentown to Interstate 195 and Broad Street just west of here. Broad Street carries the federal highway into downtown Trenton and junction U.S. 1 (Trenton Freeway). Photo taken 04/25/04.
Interstate 195 westbound adopts the Interstate 295 numbering convention for its terminal interchange. Attached to the U.S. 206 (Bordentown Road) overpass are the panels for the upcoming directional cloverleaf interchange where Interstate 195 transitions into New Jersey 29 northbound. Photo taken 04/25/04.
A second end sign for Interstate 195 resides within the freeway median between U.S. 206 (Exit 2) and Exit 60B/A. New Jersey 129 spurs northward from New Jersey 29 via Canal Boulevard at the first freeway exit north of Interstate 195 & 295. Photo taken 04/25/04.
Auxiliary guide sign posted for the Trenton Mercer Airport on Interstate 195 westbound. The airport is accessible from Interstate 95 southbound at Exit 2 to the northwest of Trenton. Photo taken 04/25/04.
Exit 60B departs ahead for the final seven miles of Interstate 295 northbound. The Philadelphia eastern bypass ends at junction U.S. 1 (Exit 67) near Bakersville. U.S. 206 interchanges with Interstate 95 two miles west of there at Lawrenceville en route to the control city of Princeton. Exit 60A carries westbound motorists onto Interstate 295 southbound to Willingboro, Moorestown, Mt. Laurel, Cherry Hill, and Camden. Photo taken 04/25/04.
Interstate 295 northbound traffic leaves Interstate 195 westbound via Exit 60B. Interstate 295 used to end at U.S. 206 (former Exit 69/current Interstate 95 Exit 7) until 1992 when the route saw truncation back to U.S. 1. The routing however will see extension again by 2012 to encompass all of the Trenton belt line when Interstate 95 relocates to the Pennsylvania Turnpike Extension at Roebling. A final end overhead for Interstate 195 otherwise is posted at the Exit 60A cloverleaf ramp to Interstate 295 south. Photo taken 04/25/04.
