Whether you are a fellow New Jerseyan, a person planning out a vacation to our great state or someone who is in the process of moving here, no matter where you are in the state, transportation affects you. Knowing how to get around, where the airports are, how to use the lightrail systems, being able to look up bus routes, this is all important.

New Jersey has many transportation options, more than most states. We have an extensive rail sysem, a bus system that covers the entire state, two international airports, ferry service and of course an exensive network of highways and roadways.

Before you start your trip, make sure you know how to get where you are going safely and without hassles, and if you are driving, make sure you know the rules of the road.

NJ Highways & Roads Discover the many roads of NJ and make sure you know the rules of the road. If you don't know what a "jug handle" is - then this is an important place to check out. Ferries Getting around by ferry is common in NJ, especially in northeastern New Jersey by New York.

NJ Airports Getting to NJ by plane is easy. NJ is home to one of America's largest airport, Newark Liberty International Airport, as well as Atlantic City International Airport. In addition to the many small airports, NJ is also surrounded by three other international airports. Buses No matter where you are in NJ you will come across NJ Transit buses.

Trains, Subways & Lightrail In NJ traveling on a train is not a luxury, but an important part of NJ's transportation infastructure. NJ has one of the most comprehensive rail systems in the nation.