It is a short connector in Yardville, a census-designated place which is part of Hamilton Township, Mercer County.

The route passes a catering business before crossing Doctors Creek and heads northeast into the community of Yardville.

After Church Street, the density of homes decrease and the road heads past a church and some businesses until it reaches a four-way stop intersection with South Broad Street (CR 672).

After CR 524, the highway continues to the northeast along the Route 130 parallel passing homes and local roads before the route merges back in with the southbound lanes at a different right-in/right out intersection.

Steve Carrellas of the New Jersey chapter of the National Motorists Association stated that the design of undivided roads contributes to a high crash rate and that while major highways have more crashes, the high volume they carry lowers their crash rate.