Changes in Route Designation
Once construction is completed, signage will be changed for affected highways. The changes are outlined as follows:
| Highway Section | Current Designation | Proposed Designation |
|---|---|---|
| I-95 from PA Turnpike, across the Scudder Falls Bridge into Mercer County, NJ, and continuing to I-295 (exit 67) in Lawrenceville | I-95 | I-195 |
| I-295 from Exit 67 in Lawrenceville to exit 60 east of Trenton | I-295 | I-195 |
| PA Turnpike from new interchange in Bristol Township to the Delaware River Turnpike Bridge | I-276 | I-95 |
| NJ Turnpike Pennsylvania Extension from the Delaware River Turnpike Bridge to the mainline NJ Turnpike | I-95 (unsigned) | I-95 |
| Mainline NJ Turnpike from the NJ Turnpike Pennsylvania Extension in Mansfield Township to I-195 in Robbinsville Township | I-95 (unsigned) | I-95 |
Read more about this topic: Pennsylvania Turnpike/Interstate 95 Interchange Project
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