What is the best way to commute to Brooklyn?

I live in Brooklyn by Bensonhurst. I got a new job in Valhalla, and my hours are 7:30am to 4pm. I leave home at 6am, take the BQE to Brooklyn Bridge, then to FDR drive, 3ave bridge, I87, and to Sprain Brook Parkway. Takes about an hour on a good day...

I'm looking for info on how to catch a train or bus from Brooklyn to Washington DC. I'm aware it's about a 4 hour commute. What's the best way? And how/where can I catch it?

Brooklyn apartment hunting: Tell me about Bensonhurst/ Dyker Heights/ Midwood! I am looking for an apartment in Brooklyn! Difficulty #1: Budget is around $1050 for a studio or small 1 bedroom. I'm not interested in roommates. Difficulty #2: I work somewhere...

We are planning to move to Edison, New Jersey. But my office is at Bay Ridge -Brooklyn,New York. Which is the best way for daily commute? Please help.

I commute from Brooklyn to Staten island everyday for work. It takes 2 hours each way through public transportation. If drive, it would take about 45 minutes but the bridge to staten island is $13 a day not including gas. It would cost me about 300 a...

Hey there, I'm looking at a rental in Perth Amboy, NJ and I'm planning on attending Kingsborough Community College in Manhattan Beach, Brooklyn. I was wondering if there was a way to get between these two places using only public transportation and WITHOUT...

I am a student who will be attending Brooklyn College in the fall, and I hear Williamsburg is a place the kids seem to like, but I'm concerned about the commute time and how to navigate the subway/bus system of brooklyn. Any help would be greatly appreciated...

I currently have a good job and a short 20 min commute. I have a possible job prospect that would be a higher level position for a lot more money (probably about 20k or more per year) but it would mean that I would go from a 15 mile commute to 50+ miles...

I live right outside of Philly on the NJ side and may end up with a job in NYC next year. I am wondering what the best way is to commute there. I looked at NJ Transit and Septa, but both look like they would take me a minimum of 2 hours, sometimes 3...