Commuting

This is huge news for Ocean County commuters, especially Brick residents. After years of on and off construction, Exit 91 B-A on the Parkway northbound will finally be opening.

Yes, Ocean County, we've made it to that time of year - pothole season!

Heads up Ocean County drivers! Starting next week, you may want to leave a little extra time for your commute if you travel Route 37 on a regular basis.

Last week we talked about the stretches of the Garden State Parkway that I think are the worst to drive. Today, let's stay on the Parkway but talk about your favored strategy for getting north.

For many Ocean County residents, it's the main artery between the Shore and the rest of New Jersey, whether North or South. While the Garden State Parkway has indeed made many improvements over the last few years in particular, there are still stretches of the roadway that can lead to white-knuckle rides...

He's co-founder of OurBus, which launched in May, giving New Jersey commuters an Uber-like option to get to and from NYC - only those rides would come on a luxury coach bus, equipped with wireless internet access, charging stations and restrooms.

Commuting is just a fact of every day life for those of us here in Ocean County. With the average commute of an American worker being just over 45 minutes, a lot of us get creative to help pass the time.

With the possibility of a strike looming over NJ Transit train commuters, there are some things that we can do to make the inconvenience a little less painful.    

The possibility of a New Jersey Transit strike is looming and could come as early as this weekend, if talks stall. According to transportation officials nearly 11 % of New Jersey residents use New Jersey Transit .... and a strike could affect thousands!  ...

Heads up Ocean County drivers - this week, your evening commute or night time errands may be impacted by the ongoing Garden State Parkway work.