New Jersey Equipment and Semi Truck Shipping

Four major interstate highways serve New Jersey and are often used by the Heavy Equipment Transport semi truck shipping team, including:

I-78 is a major east-west route that stretches from Lebanon County in Pennsylvania to New York City. It enters New Jersey via the I-78 toll bridge over the Delaware River and heads east into Phillipsburg. From here, the route runs to the south through agricultural areas of Pohatcong Township, bypassing the center of Alpha and crossing under central New Jersey's Lehigh Line railroad. Later, the route crosses the Lamington River and continues east through Somerset County, mostly through woods and farmland, though it does connect to suburban residential areas such as Bedminster.

I-80 enters Hardwick, Warren County, from Pennsylvania on a crossing over the Delaware River and runs for approximately 68 miles before terminating at an I-95 junction. Traveling parallel to U.S. 46, this major highway connects the rural areas of Warren and Sussex counties to suburban Morris County. The road continues to urban destinations in Passaic and Bergen counties, terminating in Teaneck Township.

I-95 is a major highway that connects nearly the East Coast's full extent, from Florida to Maine. The road first enters the state at a crossing of the Delaware River in Burlington, following the same route as the Pearl Harbor Memorial Extension, traveling east into N.J. through the rural areas of Florence before crossing into the Mansfield Township and merging with exit 6 of the New Jersey Turnpike. I-95 continues in a northeasterly direction following the New Jersey Turnpike route until exit 18, where it crosses the George Washington Bridge in Fort Lee and enters New York.