I have to admit that I've been a laggard in adopting EZ Pass in that, I don't particularly care for…read morethe government tracking how, when or why I get from Point A to Point B (how easily we trade freedom for convenience.) However, now that my phone effectively allows surveillance whether I consent or not, what the hell. It's time to get a transponder and join the convenience brigade. Sure, you can blast through collection towers avoiding the hassle of cash lanes and the time suck of someone making change. But just like Forever Stamps, I find I lose touch with what things actually cost. A first class stamp, I have no idea. Tolls on the Jersey Turnpike?? I might as well wail on a pinata blindfolded. Only my credit card knows for sure. I'm old enough to remember when raising tolls set off a firestorm of protest and general disgust. A big fat raise for the government technocrat who discovered how to anesthetize the public into mindlessly paying more for public sector mendacity. Now tolls go up yearly with barely a whimper while potholes expand to the size of moon craters. Who cares, now that I have EZ Pass and never have to put my foot on the brake or fumble with cash. Next up is getting rid of the gas tax in favor of the government tracking your actual miles through in-car tech and then billing you as part of your car registration. Don't believe me, it's already being tested in California. If they're paying attention New Jerseyans know instinctually, just how much our Comrades in Trenton love funding schemes from California. I suspect gas won't get any cheaper as ExxonMobil hoovers the windfall but isn't that the point, it's death by a thousand painless cuts. Maybe, I'll write my Congressman... if I can find a stamp. Four begrudging, anonymous stars.

NJEZ Pass will over charge randomly and they take forever to respond to you and once they do their…read morecustomer service sucks and they're just already mad at the world so they're disrespectful but I would be mad at the world to if I had to work for NJ-EZ pass. if I could give them less stars I would.

Historically and architecturally a nice building, but because I come here to pay my inflated NJ…read moretaxes I'll never be a fan. Maybe if they lease out a few of the offices to help defray the ever rising tariffs, but I kid of course. I remember when the township library was housed here, but as the collection of books expanded, a larger building was needed. A cynical person might say that this was also another ploy to increase taxes. You can also come here to get a passport or visa, pay your sewer bill( that somehow is not part of that already too high property tax bill) get building permits, and find out why your dbag neighbors are complaining about the length of your lawn. I imagine the mayor has a sweet office here as well, where she can come to get away from the stress of all those ribbon cuttings and photo ops. Now that I'm reflecting on all of this, I'm probably being generous with the third star.

This has been going on for a while now .. I have 3 special needs girls who need speech. OT.and PT…read moreservices and my support coordinator left and they just trew my kids on to someone who didnt wanna be bother w them. She came did meeting and didnt put nothing in for services for my girls..Now month has gone by and i feel like i have no one to help get my girls what they need...the supervisor is amazing but has been hard to get a hold of.. My girls need communation devices and now we are waiting for some One to change our hours over to new speech therpist so we can get this thing moving along...So disappointed with all this going on..Just wish they would get there things togather...

This is traffic court. It seems as if all of those people who should be kicked out of DMV are…read morehere. It is a temporary, semi-permanent structure and parking is limited. Get there early or standing room early. If you need a confidence booster, go here and people watch.... the majority of the people facing the judge are losers. (I received a mandatory appearance for speeding 20mph in a 15mph zone through the EZ Pass at exit 6 on the NJ Tpk)

I read reviews about this location that included some crazy things about the staff yelling at you…read moreand disrespecting women. Turns out--they were right! The man in the photographs shared on Yelp is indeed still employed by the government. He seemed used to talking back to customers and told a nice lady to "Calm down" when she got frustrated that they weren't able to accommodate a money order purchase. This man needs to be reported, but according to him, his "supervisor isn't in today". Dude needs to get a grip. Your job is inherently stressful, I get it, but NOT at the detriment to the decency and respect someone deserves to be treated with regardless.

The following is from my friend, Michael, shared from his Google denouncement. We both discovered…read morethat the employee in question is named Kirit. Enjoy ... "The East Indian gent doesn't know the basics of his job and has to call upon his coworkers to complete most functions. (He's a representative most customers try to avoid like the plague, but easier said than done.) Today this nitwit refused to send a box of books via media mail for me, though I've sent books via media mail through this post office before. He said that only "tax books" could be sent via media mail. I asked if that meant my other packages (books) were sent in error via media mail, and he then barked at me to hit the screen to "continue ... continue ... continue." Afterwards, I called the USPS customer service number on the receipt and was informed that the nitwit was a hundred-percent wrong about the media-mail procedure. My complaint has been lodged and will be forwarded to the Rt 33 Post Office, so that the nitwit can be enlightened."

Review is for the PRE-CANA that was offered by St. Gregory on behalf of the Diocese of Trenton…read more Pricing for this course was incredibly affordable $25 per couple for a 9:00AM-3:48PM which includes a generous breakfast and lunch spread. Compared with pricing in the Washington DC area this was considerably lower. The class was led by Deacon Frank and there were 2 loving and fun couples and was a blend of reading, group exercises, lecture, and videos. The videos showed were possibly unintentionally humorous but really broke up the day and touched on various topics: communication, finances, conflict resolution, and family planning. Stew. K and I really found it to be useful hearing from married couples that were incredibly open and honest and real about the challenges one may face on a daily basis. Thanks to the Diocese for a thoughtful program it was much more bearable and relaxed than we were anticipating. Woohoo and we got out a little early and have a nifty certificate of completion!