Is Marlboro, NJ safe?

Transit

• Public transit is managed by NJ Transit, with express commuter bus lines (such as the 139) running along US-9 to Manhattan; the nearest rail stations are Matawan-Aberdeen or Hazlet on the North Jersey Coast Line, roughly a 10-to-15 minute drive away.
• Public transportation is operated by NJ Transit, offering commuter bus routes (such as the 139) along nearby Route 9 to the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan. The nearest passenger rail hub is the Matawan-Aberdeen Station on the North Jersey Coast Line, located roughly a 10-to-15-minute drive north.
• NJ Transit bus route 139 provides commuter service to Port Authority along nearby Route 9, but rail commuters must drive 10-15 minutes to the Aberdeen-Matawan station on the North Jersey Coast Line.

Biking & trails

• There are no public bike-share systems, and cycling is mostly recreational within subdivisions due to lack of dedicated bike lanes on high-speed thoroughfares like Route 79.
• There are no local bike-share stations, but quiet subdivision streets are well-suited for neighborhood cycling; the paved Henry Hudson Trail can be accessed a short drive away in nearby Matawan.

Parking

• Parking is abundant and entirely free in massive private shopping center lots and on quiet residential side streets.
• Parking is abundant and hassle-free, with private multi-car driveways, garages, and unrestricted free curbside parking along residential neighborhood streets.