24 hour towing on Broadway and the downtown blocks of Bayonne, NJ: the cross streets after the bars close

The commercial spine of the peninsula, with bus stops, double-parked deliveries, restaurant traffic and a light every few blocks. A car that dies at a Broadway light is moved out of the lane first and sorted out after. Give the nearest numbered street and which side of Broadway you are on.

Every cross street splits into East and West at Broadway, and most of them are parked nose to tail on both curbs. A car boxed in on West 21st is walked out with skates or lifted at the front and pulled clear before it goes on the truck. Say East or West with the number; the driver picks the end of the block to enter from.

Avenue C carries City Hall around 30th Street, the public library at 31st and the municipal lots behind them. Evening meetings and late events send people back to cars that have cooled off and will not start. A jump is the usual answer, and it costs less than a tow.

The 22nd Street light rail stop sits a few blocks west of Broadway, and riders off the last train walk back to cars parked on the cross streets in between. Keys locked in the car and dead batteries are the two calls we get from this stretch after one. Stay with the car; the driver rings when he is on the block.