Interstate 80 West - Teaneck to Montville Township

Milepost 68 for Interstate 80 precedes the Teaneck Road (CR 39) overpass where traffic from I-95 partitions into ramps for the Local and Express lanes. The dual freeway advances west to the Park Avenue overpass and the first of three exits for the city of Hackensack.
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Interstate 80 travels with ten overall lanes below the street grid of Teaneck Township, Ridgefield Park and Bogota to Hackensack. A wye interchange links with Kennedy Street in south Hackensack at Exit 66.
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Kennedy Street runs east two blocks to Hudson Street (CR 124) and 0.25 miles to River Street (CR 503). Both routes lead south to the borough of Little Ferry.
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Exit 66 parts ways with the Local lanes of I-80 west beyond the Hudson Street underpass. CR 503 (River Street) parallels the Hackensack River north to Downtown Hackensack. The 17.93 mile long route originates at Route 120 in Carlstadt to the south and ends as NY 304 in Montvale to the north.
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Exit 66 defaults onto Kennedy Street east. Hudson Street (CR 124) runs south directly to CR 503 and north to the Bergen County Judicial Center and Hackensack City Hall. Hackensack is the Bergen County seat.
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The first confirming marker for Interstate 80 west stands between the Phillips Avenue and Huyler Street (CR S40) overpasses in South Hackensack Township.
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Exit 65 connects with adjacent Wesley Street, midway between intersections with Green and Huyler Streets.
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Route 17 converges with I-80 north from the borough of Hasbrouck Heights at the ensuing exit in a half mile.
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An indirect connection from I-80 west to Route 17 south utilizes Terrace Avenue (CR 55) south from Exit 64 B in Hackensack.
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Route 17 travels south from U.S. 46 along the Hasbrouck Heights and Teterboro line. The six to eight lane arterial continues to Route 3 in Rutherford.
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The roadways along Route 17 separate to run alongside the I-80 Local Lanes from southwest Hackensack into Lodi. Exit 64 A directly links I-80 westbound with Route 17 north to Route 4 at Paramus.
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Route 17 northbound spanning Interstate 80 west. Route 17 branches north from I-80 to Rochelle Park Township. Forming a multi state highway with NY 17 west to Binghamton, Route 17 extends north to I-287 at Mahwah.
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Route 17 diverges north into the southwest corner of Maywood while Interstate 80 west enters the borough of Lodi.
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The I-80 Express and Local Lanes merge a half mile ahead of the diamond interchange (Exit 63) with Riverview Avenue.
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Riverview Avenue links I-80 with parallel Essex Street (CR 56) west of RIRO ramps with Route 17.
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Essex Street (CR 56) runs along the Rochelle Park Township line west from Riverview Avenue to become Market Street across the Saddle River. Saddle River Road (CR 79) stems north from Market Street to Fair Lawn.
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A trumpet interchange and access road joins Interstate 80 west with the Garden State Parkway (GSP) and Pehle Avenue (CR 105) at Exit 62 in 1.25 miles.
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Interstate 80 crosses the Saddle River northwest into Saddle Brook Township ahead of Exit 62.
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The Garden State Parkway, a 172.40 mile long toll road from Cape May to Chestnut Ridge, New York, weaves through North Jersey between Newark and Paterson. The Garden State Parkway Extension north links with I-87/287 along the New York State Thruway.
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Two lanes depart from Interstate 80 west at Exit 62 for the GSP north to Paramus and south to Clifton.
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0.80 miles in length, Pehle Avenue (CR 105) leads west from Exit 62 to Midland Avenue (CR 67) and east to Saddle River Road (CR 105).
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Advancing west, the succeeding exit along Interstate 80 is for CR 507 (River Drive) in the borough of Elmwood Park.
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CR 507 follows the Passaic River south from Exit 61 to the city of Garfield and north to Route 4 (Broadway) in Elmwood Park.
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The parclo interchange at Exit 61 joins I-80 with CR 507 (River Drive) adjacent to Market Street (CR 56). Exit 60 lies just west of the Passaic River with Route 20 in Paterson.
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Interstate 80 crosses the Passaic River west into the city of Paterson and Passaic County at Exit 20 for Route 20 (McLean Boulevard). Wholly within Paterson, Route 20 parallels the river along a 4.15 mile long course north from U.S. 46 at Crooks Avenue to CR 504 along 18th Street, River Street and Lincoln Avenue.
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Exit 59 departs for Market Street from within the directional interchange joining I-80 with Route 20.
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Market Street ties into a rotary with Lakeview Avenue just beyond Exit 59. Lakeview Avenue (CR 624) south to Crooks Avenue (CR 630) east connects I-80 westbound with U.S. 46 at the south end of Route 20.
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Exit 58 B links Interstate 80 west with adjacent 23rd Avenue ahead of Madison Avenue (CR 649) north to Riverside in the city of Patterson.
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Exit 58 A follows as a loop ramp onto Madison Avenue south to CR 601 (Main Street) south to the city of Clifton.
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A collector distributor roadway separates from I-80 west for Exits 58 B/A at the parclo B2 interchange with Madison Avenue (CR 649). Exit 58 A also connects with Beckwith Avenue and Lewis Street to the north.
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Interstate 80 shifts westward to a directional cloverleaf interchange (Exits 57 B/A) with Route 19 adjacent to Garrett Mountain Reservation in Paterson.
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Exits 57 B/A depart in a half mile from I-80 west in unison for Route 19. Route 19 constitutes a freeway southward from Oliver Street in Paterson to the Garden State Parkway, U.S. 46, and Broad Street (CR 509) in Clifton.
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I-80 takes a viaduct west from Beckwith Avenue to 21st Avenue and Exit 57 C to County Route 509 (Main Street), south of Downtown Paterson.
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Route 19 north takes Oliver Street and Ward Street east from the nearby freeway end to CR 509 (Main Street) in Downtown Paterson.
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Squirrelwood Road loops west from New Street and Rifle Camp Road to meet Interstate 80 in the borough of Woodland Park.
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A six-ramp parclo interchange (Exit 56) joins Squirrelwood Road (CR 636) with Interstate 80 just south of the Paterson city line.
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Union Boulevard travels north from Main Street (CR 631) in Little Falls Township across the Passaic River to U.S. 46 and I-80 in Totowa.
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Exit 55 A loops onto Union Boulevard (Route 62) south from Interstate 80 west. Route 62 lines Union Boulevard for 0.47 miles from the parclo interchange with I-80 to an exchange with U.S. 46.
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One mile east of the complex interchange joining Interstate 80, U.S. 46 and Route 23 at the Minnisink Road (CR 642) overpass.
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Route 23 intermingles with U.S. 46 and I-80 as an expressway from U.S. 202 and Wayne to the north. U.S. 46 returns to I-80 with ramps to/from the freeway before again diverging westward to North Caldwell.
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Two lanes depart Interstate 80 westbound for the directional ramps to Route 23 north to Butler, Route 23 south to Verona, and U.S. 46 to North Caldwell and Little Falls.
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I-80 westbound crosses the Passaic River into Essex County ahead of Exit 52 at Fairfield. Crossing I-80 here is Two Bridges Road midway between U.S. 46 and the borough of Lincoln Park.
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Exit 52 utilizes Lane Road east to access Two Bridges Road (CR 613). CR 613 follows Passaic Avenue south of U.S. 46 toward The Caldwells.
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Interstate 80 loops southward through Fairfield Township into Montville Township ahead of Exit 48 to Hook Mountain Road.
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Angling southwest from Great Piece Meadows, Interstate 80 enters Morris County at the Passaic River.
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The distributor roadway to Interstate 287 separates from I-80 west in two miles. The exchange joining the two freeways is four miles ahead at Parsippany.
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Hook Mountain Road stems 1.71 miles north from parallel U.S. 46 at Pine Brook to Horseneck Road in Montville Township.
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Interstate 80 expands into a dual freeway west from I-280, 2.20 miles to I-287 in Parsippany-Troy Hills Township.
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Departing I-80 west next is Exit 47 onto U.S. 46 west through Parsipanny-Troy Hills Township.
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Interstate 287 constitutes a 67.54 mile long loop encircling the North Jersey urban area from Route 440 and I-95 (New Jersey Turnpike) at Edison to I-87 (New York State Thruway) at Suffern.
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Photo Credits:
- Alex Nitzman: 12/19/16, 04/24/26
- AARoads: 08/29/05
- Brent Ivy: 05/31/22
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Page Updated Tuesday May 12, 2026.


