NJ 168 is the westernmost stretch of the Black Horse Pike.
NJ 168 after NJ 42 Exit 9B.
Yes. NJ 168 was NJ 42. In fact, all of the Black Horse Pike was NJ 42. Until NJDOT truncated NJ 42 to remove an overlap with US 322 (and later US 40). And then a large part of NJ 42 was moved onto the North-South Freeway, making the NJ 168 designation necessary.
Nonstandard NO RIGHT TURN sign, based on dimensions and fonts.
NJ 168 intersects NJ 41, and CR 573* starts here.
*CR 573 may or may not exist de jure.
NJ 168 at NJ Turnpike Exit 3.
Hey, look. Another old stone guardrail. Let's try looking for engravings, shall we?
CR shields exist for a reason, Camden County and NJDOT! Even for 600-series CRs. Sign the routes!
I-295 NB is definitely an advisable route for Trenton. I-295 SB makes sense for the Delaware Memorial Bridge. But as for Walt Whitman? NJ 168 also has an interchange with the extended approach of the Walt Whitman Bridge, NJ 76C.
McDonalds with a retro single arch, yet a modernized building.
NJ 168 intersects CR 551 Spur.
It's not New Jersey unless there's a diner somewhere on every major state highway!
NJ 168 intersects I-76 and I-676... wait! That's secret NJ 76C!
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