Transportation Trenton, New Jersey

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route 1 through downtown trenton, looking north east state street overpass


as of may 2010, city had total of 168.80 miles (271.66 km) of roadways, of 145.57 miles (234.27 km) maintained municipality, 11.33 miles (18.23 km) mercer county , 10.92 miles (17.57 km) new jersey department of transportation , 0.98 miles (1.58 km) delaware river joint toll bridge commission.


city highways include trenton freeway, part of u.s. route 1, , john fitch parkway, part of route 29. canal boulevard, more commonly known route 129, connects 1 , route 29 in south trenton. u.s. route 206, route 31, , route 33 pass through city via regular city streets (broad street/brunswick avenue/princeton avenue, pennington avenue, , greenwood avenue, respectively).



nj 29 through downtown trenton, delaware river on left


routes 29 , 129 connect city interstate 195 provides connections interstate 295 , new jersey turnpike (also known interstate 95).


public transportation

public transportation within city , to/from nearby suburbs provided in form of local bus routes run nj transit. septa provides bus service adjacent bucks county, pennsylvania.


the trenton transit center, located on heavily traveled northeast corridor, serves northbound terminus septa s trenton line (local train service philadelphia) , southbound terminus nj transit rail s northeast corridor line (local train service new york penn station). train station serves northbound terminus river line, diesel light rail line runs camden. 2 additional river line stops, cass street , hamilton avenue, located within city.


long-distance transportation provided amtrak train service along northeast corridor.


the closest commercial airport trenton–mercer airport in ewing township, 8 miles (13 km) center of trenton, has been served frontier airlines offering service , points nationwide. in january 2015, frontier cited low demand reason behind decision cut service 5 cities in midwest, leaving 13 destinations available passengers.


other nearby major airports newark liberty international airport , philadelphia international airport, located 55.2 miles (88.8 km) , 43.4 miles (69.8 km) away, respectively, , reachable direct new jersey transit or amtrak rail link (to newark) , septa regional rail (to philadelphia).


nj transit bus operations provides bus service between trenton , philadelphia on 409 route, service surrounding communities on 600, 601, 602, 603, 604, 606, 607, 608, 609 , 611 routes.








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