The New Jersey TRANSIT network, the third largest public transportation system in the country, includes 263 bus routes, three light rail lines, 12 commuter rail lines, and Access Link service. And you can ride them all (or try) for free for the next eight days.
That means that New Jerseyans, can make their way to the beach in a sustainable way and without having to worry about traffic, gas price, or parking, whether they want to set up their umbrellas and blankets at Cape May to the south, Ocean City, or Ashbury Park further north. The New Jersey coastline is roughly 130 miles long so there are plenty of good sandy spots to choose from.
Governor Murphy hopes to show his gratitude, and apologize, to all New Jersey TRANSIT users, especially those who suffered from the many delays and cancelations that took place throughout the state this summer due to aging infrastructure in dire need of investment. 