NJ commuters

Hidden fees and surcharges could have NJ commuters paying a lot more to enter Manhattan below 60th Street. Legal challenges are coming.

The Biden administration has signed off on New York City's congestion tolling plan - Could cost NJ commuters $5k per year

Ridership during the weekends is almost back to pre-pandemic levels, but soon weekday ridership could soon see an increase.

Analysts say prices may have fallen as low as they will go, for now

Anyone who drives on a New Jersey roadway experiences annoyances on a daily basis. These are the biggest pet peeves, as chosen by our listeners.

Judi Franco avoids the headaches of bridges, tunnels and trains coming home from the Big Apple. She takes the ferry!

Let's face it, no one likes commuting to work. What makes it worse? When you have someone next to you commuting who is absolutely gross! Dennis and Judi want to hear your worst commuter behavior stories!

Quiet cars started as a pilot program on New Jersey Transit trains in late 2010, and it appears silence is golden for many Garden State commuters.

The head of New Jersey's transit agency on Monday defended the response to delays for thousands of fans leaving the Super Bowl by train, as officials sought to understand how ridership estimates could have been so far off base.

Despite all those traffic jams you're always in, a new study finds New Jersey residents - over the past seven years - are driving less than they used to.