The New Jersey Turnpike is a major highway in New Jersey, stretching approximately 122 miles from the New York state line to the Delaware Memorial Bridge. It serves as a vital transportation route, connecting various cities and regions, including Newark, Trenton, and Camden. Opened in 1951, the Turnpike is a toll road, with fees collected at various points along the route. It is known for its high traffic volume and is a key corridor for both local and long-distance travel, facilitating commerce and tourism throughout the northeastern United States.