The county is crossed by I-95, U.S. Route 1, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Lower Bucks rail lines link the county to the Northeast Corridor rail system. Its intricate transit network is complemented by closeness of Newark and Philadelphia International Airports. Currently growing at a rate of 60,000 residents per decade, it is fourth most populous county in the Region. This would find Bucks with 710,000 residents in the year 2020.
Bucks also has one of the youngest populations in the region.
County estimates show an increase of 2,679 housing units during 1996. Most employment is in smaller businesses which range across a broad spectrum of industries. Centers of employment are dispersing away from traditional locations. In other words, Bucks has a larger percentage of adults who are employed. Taxes Property taxes tend to be lower than other regional counties, especially those in New Jersey.