Getting Around By Transit
Get the information you need to travel like you know where you're going.
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Each year MTA subways, buses, and railroads provide 2.4 billion trips to New Yorkers which is the equivalent of about one in three users of mass transit in the U.S.
TransitChek for City and State Employees
If you work for the State of New Jersey or the City of New York's Health and Hospitals Corporation, tax-free commuter benefits are already available to you. Commuter benefits programs allow you to pay for your commute before taxes are taken out of your paycheck. A portion of your weekly, bi-weekly or monthly pay is set aside to be used toward your commuting costs. And, with less of your earnings taxed, you get to keep more.
Paying for your commute with tax-free dollars is easy. Your TransitChek products are sent right to your home or office, and are accepted by a wide variety of transit operators. Whether you commute by subway, bus, rail, vanpool or ferry- using TransitChek saves you money.
State of New Jersey Employees
TransitChek products can save you money no matter how you commute. If you commute by transit, drive and pay to park at work, drive and park your car at a station or commute by vanpool, TransitChek has you covered. Find out more at MyCommuterTaxSave.com.
New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation Employees
As an employee of the Health and Hospitals Corporation, you should contact the payroll administrator for your facility to find out how to enroll and start saving on your commute. Your payroll administrator will assist you with questions about participation in the Health and Hospitals Corporation's TransitChek transit benefit program, payroll deductions, or the replacement of lost, stolen, or damaged benefit products.