Commute time from Teaneck, NJ to Manhattan?

Question:
I received a job offer in mid-town manhattan and I am thinking to live in Teaneck, NJ. What's the best way to commute and how long does it take?

Answers:

How many gallons are in a tank of gas?

Many years ago, I used to live in NYC and remember driving from Teaneck to Manhattan took about forty minutes, using the Holland Tunnel or the "Guinea Gangplank" (the Verrazano Narrows Bridge), but I'm pretty sure you can do better taking a train from Teaneck, either terminating at Penn Station or Grand Central. That should only take about twenty-five minutes, if I remember correctly. It sure beats that drive, plus you won't have to worry about parking problems

How do they choose the shut off times for highway on-ramp traffic signals?

Helicopter would be your best bet!

My gf is working in SF downtown and i'm working in sillicon valley, where is the best place for us to live?

well i live in westchester upstate new york and worked in mid town i took a train down. its great no traffic and at that time the train pass was cheap. i do not know if that is possible for u. if it is it would be great. defintley explore that possibility.

If I'm on a highway, where do I pull over?

new jersey transit should aeither train or bus that goes between these places and time should be less than 1 hour
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