A view of the Pulaski Skyway (U.S. 1/9) from the New Jersey Turnpike (Interstate 95) northbound. The Skyway carries U.S. 1/9 over the toll road and nearby Passaic and Hackensack Rivers at Kearny into Jersey City. A parallel U.S. 1/9 Truck route serves Lincroft and Jersey City via surface streets and a pair of lift bridges below. 03/15/00
Traveling 66 miles through New Jersey, U.S. 1 enters the Garden State at Trenton and leaves alongside Interstate 95 and U.S. 9-46 across the George Washington Bridge. U.S. 1 follows the Trenton Freeway north from the tolled bridge across the Delaware River through the capital city. The highway transitions into an at-grade route with arterial and expressway portions northeast from Lawrence Township to the city of New Brunswick.
North across the Raritan River into Edison Township, U.S. 1 becomes more urban with commercialized frontage to U.S. 9 in Woodbridge Township. U.S. 1/9 overlap from a wye interchange northward through Linden, Elizabeth, Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) and Newark. East from there, the two routes travel across the famous Pulaski Skyway over the Passaic and Hackensack Rivers between Newark and Jersey City. Designated a Civil Engineering Landmark, the skyway won the American Institute of Steel Construction Most Beautiful Bridge Award upon completion in 1932.
U.S. 1/9 follow an arterial route from the Pulaski Skyway through west Jersey City to North Bergen Township, Fairview, Ridgefield and Interstate 95 at Fort Lee.
U.S. 1 New Jersey Guides
U.S. 1 Business - Trenton
U.S. 1 Business loops 2.73 miles west from U.S. 1 (Trenton Freeway) in Trenton to U.S. 1 near Bakersville in Lawrenceville Township. The bannered route branches west from a wye interchange with the Trenton Freeway along Strawberry Street. Strawberry Street ties into a traffic circle with U.S. 206 northbound along Brunswick Avenue and Lawrenceville Road, and CR 645 (Brunswick Circle) west 0.21 miles to U.S. 206 southbound. U.S. 1 Business overtakes Brunswick Avenue northeast back to U.S. 1 at the north end of the Trenton Freeway.
| Texas Avenue east at U.S. 1 Business (Brunswick Avenue) in Lawrenceville Township. 12/27/18 |
| Back to back jughandles tie into U.S. 1 Business (Brunswick Avenue) at Darrah Lane. 12/27/18 |
| Darrah Lane runs 1.02 miles northwest from U.S. 1 Business to U.S. 206 (Lawrenceville Road). 12/27/18 |
| The north end of U.S. 1 Business (Brunswick Avenue) converges with U.S. 1 (Trenton Freeway) at a wye interchange beyond Darrah Lane. 12/27/18 |
| A right in right out (RIRO) intersection connects U.S. 1 Business (Brunswick Pike) with Carnegie Road just ahead of the merge with U.S. 1. 12/27/18 |
| Carnegie Road heads 0.93 miles south to East Trenton Heights in Hamilton Township. 12/27/18 |
| An Interstate 287 trailblazer, since replaced, directed motorists from County Route 531 (Main Street) north in Metuchen onto U.S. 1 north for its adjacent ramps to I-287. The button copy guide sign in the background partitioned traffic into the six-ramp parclo interchange between U.S. 1 and CR 531. 03/15/00 |
Photo Credits:03/15/00, 12/27/18 by AARoads
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Page Updated 12-13-2022.