New Jersey Route 46 is a major east-west highway that runs across northern New Jersey. It stretches approximately 75 miles, connecting the towns of Hackensack in the east to Columbia in the west. The route serves as a vital corridor for local traffic and provides access to various communities, businesses, and attractions along the way. The highway passes through several counties, including Bergen, Passaic, and Morris. It features a mix of urban and rural landscapes, with numerous shopping centers, parks, and restaurants located nearby. Route 46 is also known for its scenic views, particularly in the more rural sections of the route.