Getting around the New York / New Jersey metropolitan area has a number of mass transit options. Click on a logo for a link to their website, so you can find out which one will work best for you.

	Port Authority of NY / NJ - The governing body over most Airports, Bridges, Tunnels, Ports, Ferries, Trains, Subways and the World Trade Center.
	Port Authority Trans Hudson - Short term subway rail service crossing the Hudson River, with a handfull of stops in both New Jersey and Manhattan.
	New Jersey Transit - is the nation's third largest provider of bus, rail and light rail transit, linking major points in New Jersey, New York and Philadelphia. (236 bus routes and 11 rail lines statewide)
	NY Waterway - Provider of both commuter and sightseeing ferries between New Jersey and New York City. Also offers bus shuttle service, as well as a marina and waterfront restaurants.
	Seastreak - Year-round weekday and weekend passenger ferry service from Atlantic Highlands, Highlands or South Amboy (NJ / Shore areas) and either Pier 11 (Wall Street) or East 34th Street in Manhattan.
	EZ Pass - remarkable toll collection technology that makes traveling by car more convenient, helps you save money through discount plans offered by many toll facilities, and helps reduce traffic congestion. EZ-Pass is widely accepted on most major highways and toll plazas from Boston to Washington DC, including most NYC bridges, tunnels and airport parking terminals.