Middlesex County offering $3 rides in New Brunswick through RIDE on Demand app
Rides will be available on weekdays from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. and on weekends from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m.
Share:
More Stories
0:52
TSA says you can fly with your favorite Thanksgiving foods, but there are some restrictions
3ds ago2:20
Know Before You Go: United Airlines elevates in-flight experience with premium wines
5ds ago2:08
Gov. Hochul relaunches congestion pricing plan with 40% reduction
9ds ago1:51
DOT proposes controversial E Tremont busway
10ds ago0:24
Officials: Bronx man dies in I-95 Norwalk crash
10ds ago1:22
Road Ready: Parkchester train station gets accessibility upgrades, construction worries commuters
11ds ago0:52
TSA says you can fly with your favorite Thanksgiving foods, but there are some restrictions
3ds ago2:20
Know Before You Go: United Airlines elevates in-flight experience with premium wines
5ds ago2:08
Gov. Hochul relaunches congestion pricing plan with 40% reduction
9ds ago1:51
DOT proposes controversial E Tremont busway
10ds ago0:24
Officials: Bronx man dies in I-95 Norwalk crash
10ds ago1:22
Road Ready: Parkchester train station gets accessibility upgrades, construction worries commuters
11ds agoMiddlesex County has just launched a new ride-sharing app for New Brunswick residents.
The county Department of Transportation says that for just $3, riders can book a ride through the RIDE on Demand app.
‘It’s a part of our overall transportation plan in a sense that we’re looking at bike routes, we’re looking at greenways like we have them in…Metuchen. Different ways, different means of transportation to get people around the county - to work, to home, to school - whatever the case may be,” says Khalid Anjum, head of the Middlesex County DOT.
Middlesex County Commissioner Charles Kenny says after this one-year pilot program they are planning to expand the RIDE on Demand program throughout the county.
The rides can only be booked through the program’s app, which can be found in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
Kenny says rides will be available on weekdays from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. and on weekends from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m.
More from News 12
1:32
FDNY honors late EMT worker at plaque ceremony in Morris Park
1:38
Bronx residents demand cleanup of illegal dumping ground
0:42
Up to $50,000 available to flood-prone NY homeowners for upgrades
1:25
Need help paying winter utility bills? A new program is available to New Yorkers.
1:31
‘United Nations of planting.’ Leader of Rainbow Garden honored during Puerto Rican Heritage Month
1:36
