NJ Transit workers misused cars for personal use, spent most miles commuting, 2018 audit finds Updated Mar 15, 2021; Posted Mar 13, 2021 An NJ Transit mini van leaves a contractor site where trains were being equipped with safety equipment in a file photo. Employees who need a vehicle for work purposes sign out a non-revenue vehicle from a pool. But administrators who were assigned vehicles used them primarily for commuting, a 2018 audit determined. Facebook Share Editor’s note: This story has been corrected to clarify NJ Transit’s policy at the time of the audit. A Wawa run on a day off. A 132-mile daily commute between Newark and Toms River. Stops at Dunkin Donuts and the YMCA.