New Jersey Route 18 - Major Intersections

Major Intersections

County Location Mile km Exit Destinations Notes
Monmouth
 Wall Township 5.14 8.27 6A Route 138 east – Belmar Southbound exit and northbound entrance
5.14 8.27 6B Route 138 west to Route 34 / I-195 / G.S. Pkwy. – Point Pleasant Includes a northbound exit that serves as a U-turn for traffic on NJ 138 east
5.72 9.21 6C Monmouth Boulevard Northbound exit and southbound entrance
6.82 10.98 7 Brighton Avenue, Marconi Road – Shark River Hills, Glendola Signed as exits 7A (east) and 7B (west) southbound
Neptune Township 8.28 13.33 8 Route 33 – Neptune, Freehold Signed as exits 8A (east) and 8B (west) southbound
9.84 15.84 10 Route 66 – Asbury Park, Freehold Signed as exits 10A (east) and 10B (west)
Ocean Township 11.37 18.30 11 Deal Road – Wayside Northbound exit and southbound entrance; signed as exits 11A (east) and 11B (west)
12.07 19.42 12 West Park Avenue – Oakhurst, Wayside Southbound exit and northbound entrance; signed as exits 12A (east) and 12B (west)
Eatontown 13.46 21.66 13A CR 547 south to G.S. Pkwy. – Wayside Northbound exit and southbound entrance
13.82 22.24 13B Route 36 east – Eatontown, Long Branch
Tinton Falls 13.92 22.40 13A CR 51 (Hope Road) No northbound exit
14.40 23.17 15A G.S. Pkwy. south Southbound exit and northbound entrance
14.51 23.35 15A CR 38 north (Wayside Road)
14.51 23.35 15B CR 38 south (Wayside Road) Southbound exit only
Colts Neck Township 19.02 30.61 19 Route 34 – Matawan, Point Pleasant Signed as exits 19A (north) and 19B (south)
22.31 35.90 22 CR 537 – Colts Neck, Freehold Signed as exits 22A (east) and 22B (west)
Marlboro Township 25.20 40.56 25 Route 79 – Matawan, Freehold Township Signed as exits 25A (north) and 25B (south)
28.40 45.71 29 CR 520 / CR 3 – Morganville, Red Bank, Tennent
Middlesex
 Old Bridge Township 30.35 48.84 30 US 9 north – The Amboys, New York Northbound exit and entrance
30.35 48.84 30 US 9 south – Freehold Southbound exit and entrance
North end of freeway
34.41 55.38 CR 516 east / CR 527 south – Matawan, Englishtown South end of CR 527 overlap; interchange; southbound exit and northbound entrance
East Brunswick 34.90 56.17 CR 527 north / CR 615 (Main Street) – The Amboys, Spotswood North end of CR 527 overlap; interchange
36.95 59.47 CR 613 – Spotswood Interchange; no northbound exit
37.14 59.77 CR 535 (Cranbury Road) – South River, Cranbury Interchange
37.33 60.08 CR 606 (Milltown Road) – South River, Milltown Interchange
38.89 62.59 CR 527 south (Old Bridge Turnpike) / Edgeboro Road – South River South end of CR 527 overlap
39.55 63.65 Kennedy Boulevard Interchange
39.94 64.28 I-95 / NJ Turnpike New Jersey Turnpike Exit 9
40.22 64.73 Tower Center Boulevard Northbound exit and entrance only
New Brunswick 40.61 65.36 US 1 – Newark, Trenton Interchange
South end of freeway, Local and express lanes separate northbound, merge southbound
41.41 66.64 Route 172 ( CR 527 north) / George Street – Douglass Campus North end of CR 527 overlap; no southbound exit
41.75 67.19 Commercial Avenue
41.96 67.53 New Street
42.29 68.06 Route 27 (Albany Street) – Highland Park, Princeton No northbound entrance
Local and express lanes separate southbound, merge northbound
42.89 69.02 George Street – Rutgers University Northbound exit and southbound entrance
43.20 69.52 To Route 27 south / George Street – Rutgers University, New Brunswick Southbound exit and northbound entrance
43.50 70.01 To CR 527 (Easton Avenue) / George Street / College Avenue – South Bound Brook
Piscataway Township 43.86 70.59 CR 622 (River Road) – Highland Park, Piscataway
44.28 71.26 Campus Road – Busch Campus, High Point Solutions Stadium
44.70 71.94 CR 609 north / Davidson Road – Livingston Campus, Louis Brown Athletic Center
45.30 72.90 Hoes Lane Northern terminus of Route 18, roadway continues as Hoes Lane
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

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