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jcs213 t1_j7wmsvf wrote
Okay fair - what’s the best commute to NYC?
littlegatoralfred t1_j7woblv wrote
It's an impossible question unless people know where m in the city you're working
jcs213 t1_j7xcela wrote
Midtown - relatively close to Bryant park
zettajon t1_j7xs3dg wrote
Look for an express bus that goes to Port Authority. I live right on the 77 bus route and it takes 50 minutes from getting on to getting off the bus in midtown. The towns that use this particular line are West Orange (where I am) and Livingston.
riem37 t1_j7y5d06 wrote
If you're going to midtown then somewhere on the east with an express bus should be OK. I live in Teaneck by a bus stop and it takes like 30 minutes with no traffic, 50 with traffic. Jersey city/ Hoboken could also be good - really just the closer to the city you get, the better the commute will be
TheRacoonist t1_j7wmuxh wrote
Jersey City
Edit.... that was flippant, sorry. I live in Bloomfield. Good diverse community, affordable (relatively) reasonable commute
hithimintheface t1_j7wwe50 wrote
NYC- Hoboken or Jersey City.
Both- Live on the Northeast Corridor NJ Transit Line. Not sure what the Trenton Bound is like in the morning. Princeton has plenty of express trains to NYC so you only have a few stops.
Somerville is also not a terrible spot. Access to the Train and Reasonable access to Philly by car. The RVL isn't my favorite train line but it sevrves it's purpose. Still time intensive but it's about as close to a middle point you can get.
cbeanxx t1_j7wzjl2 wrote
Depends where in the city you need to be
Jimmytowne t1_j7xk7lb wrote
Money. People endure just about anything if the money is right
Yzelski t1_j7yyoci wrote
Princeton Junction/West Windsor.
TheRacoonist t1_j7wmgus wrote
Problem is you're trying to commute to both nyc and Philly. There's no way to do that that doesn't sucks
Pick one move closer