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24 hour towing near me in Bayonne, NJ: every stretch of the peninsula, every ramp, and the towns on each side of the water
Looking for towing near you in Bayonne? Start here: six stretches of the peninsula from the bridge to 63rd Street, the roads between them, the Turnpike ramp at 14A and the cruise-port turn, and the towns around Bayonne, which means Jersey City by land and Staten Island, Newark, Elizabeth, Kearny, Hoboken and Linden by bridge or bay. One desk, one number, and a truck near you whatever the clock says.
Towing near me by stretch of Bayonne: how the job changes from the bridge to the Jersey City line
A single desk and a single $149 fee cover every part of Bayonne around the clock; what changes is the truck and the way in, because a bridge ramp at Bergen Point, a parked-solid block off Broadway, a station lot, a driveway uptown, a terminal gate and the Route 440 shoulder each ask for something different.
Bergen Point and the Bayonne Bridge approach
West 1st Street, the Kill Van Kull waterfront, the streets from 1st to about 10th, the 8th Street light rail terminus and the Route 440 ramps onto the bridge. The far south end of the peninsula, the longest run from Linden, and the place where tanks run dry a mile from the toll. The span belongs to the Port Authority; the approaches are direct dispatch.
Broadway and the downtown blocks, 8th to 33rd Street
Broadway's restaurants and bars, City Hall and the library on Avenue C, the 22nd Street station and the numbered cross streets parked solid on both curbs. Batteries, lockouts and boxed-in cars after the kitchens close. Say the street with East or West, and the curb.
Along the light rail: 8th, 22nd, 34th and 45th Streets
The four Bayonne stops on the west side, their lots, Avenue E, and Bayonne Medical Center at 29th Street. Commuters coming back to a car that sat since seven and will not turn over, keys shut inside after the last train from Hoboken, hospital lots when a shift lets out.
Uptown: 34th to 63rd Street and the Jersey City line
Two-family driveways with tight curb cuts, Kennedy Boulevard, Avenue C uptown, Stephen R. Gregg Park on Newark Bay and the line with Greenville at 63rd Street. A truck coming off 14A reaches this stretch first, which makes it the quickest part of Bayonne for us.
The Peninsula, Cape Liberty and Constable Hook
The old Military Ocean Terminal with the cruise port, the Costco and the warehouses, plus the tank farms, the dry dock and the terminals of Constable Hook. Sailing-day batteries, EVs that sat a week, tankers and tractors at the gates at 4 a.m. The heavy trucks and the flatbeds share one yard.
Route 440, Bayonne Crossing and Exit 14A
The highway up the west shore from the bridge to the Turnpike: Bayonne Crossing, 16th Street Park, the light rail alongside and the Newark Bay Bridge landing at 14A. Breakdowns at the lights, empty tanks on the ramps, big-box lot batteries. Direct dispatch on 440; the Extension's own shoulder is the Authority's garages' ground.
Give dispatch the numbered street and the avenue, or a lot name or a ramp, and the truck picks itself.
Call (908) 666-3168Back to 24 hour towing BayonneTow truck near me on Bayonne roads: the ramps, bridges and stops we get called to most
The Bayonne calls we see most begin on Route 440 near Bayonne Crossing, on the bridge approach ramps, at the 14A ramps coming off the Newark Bay Bridge, at the cruise-port turn, on Kennedy Boulevard and Broadway, and in the light rail lots.
- NJ Turnpike Exit 14A and the Newark Bay Bridge landing
- Route 440 from 14A south past Bayonne Crossing
- Route 440 at 16th Street Park and the west shore
- Bayonne Bridge approach ramps at Bergen Point
- Kennedy Boulevard, the bridge to the Jersey City line
- Broadway and the numbered cross streets
- Avenue A, Avenue C and Avenue E
- The cruise-port turn and Port Terminal Boulevard
- Hook Road and the Constable Hook terminals
- 8th Street light rail terminus
- 22nd, 34th and 45th Street light rail lots
- Bayonne Medical Center at 29th and Avenue E
If the car still rolls, get it onto a shoulder, a side street or a lot before you dial. If it does not, leave it where it stopped, hazards on, and get yourself behind the guardrail. Then tell the dispatcher the road, the direction and the last cross street or ramp you passed.
Stopped somewhere in Bayonne while you read this? Dial. The dispatcher tells you where to stand and what comes next.
Call from the roadsideThe towns around Bayonne, by land, by bridge and across the bay, run on the same dispatch
Bayonne touches Jersey City at 63rd Street, Staten Island is one bridge off, and Newark, Elizabeth, Kearny, Hoboken and Linden sit across the bay or a few exits up; a call from any of them lands on the same desk, with the same trucks and the same $149 fee.
Jersey City
North over the line at 63rd Street on Kennedy Boulevard, Avenue C or Route 440. Greenville, Route 440 and the Extension exits are the same trucks working the same night.
Staten Island
Over the Bayonne Bridge on Route 440 into Port Richmond. A common long-distance run from Bayonne, quoted with the bridge toll folded in.
Newark
Back over the Newark Bay Bridge on the Extension; the Ironbound, the port and the airport are on the road our trucks already take to Bayonne.
Elizabeth
Across Newark Bay by the Extension and Turnpike Exit 13A, or the Goethals side of the port. Minutes from the Linden yard.
Kearny
North on the Extension to 14 and up Routes 1 & 9 Truck over the Hackensack; the meadows warehouses and the Belleville Turnpike.
Hoboken
Up through Jersey City on Kennedy Boulevard or Route 440 and Marin Boulevard; the terminal lots and the river garages.
Linden
Home. Turnpike Exit 13, Routes 1 & 9 and the refinery side. A Bayonne car headed for a Linden shop rides the road the truck came in on.
A Bayonne car headed into Jersey City, or the other way round, is a local job priced as the $149 booking fee plus the miles. Over the bridge, across the bay or past a state line it becomes long distance towing, still one quote, tolls counted in.
Bayonne or any town on the far side of its water: the number stays the same.
Call (908) 666-3168Contact dispatchService area: common questions
Short answers to what people ask about this page; the dispatcher can answer the rest.
Is a tow truck near me anywhere in Bayonne at this hour?
More often than not. Overnight the trucks are on the Extension, in Jersey City and along Route 440, so the window the dispatcher gives you comes from where the nearest one actually is, not from a map of Linden.
Which part of Bayonne do you reach quickest?
Uptown and the 14A end of Route 440, since that is where the Extension lands. Bayonne Crossing comes next. Bergen Point and the bridge take longest unless a truck is already on 440 or coming back from Staten Island.
Are the towns around Bayonne covered too?
Yes. Jersey City, Staten Island, Newark, Elizabeth, Kearny, Hoboken and Linden all get the same desk and the same $149 fee, with bridge tolls counted in where one applies.
Will you come to a light rail lot or the cruise lot?
At any hour. The 8th, 22nd, 34th and 45th Street stops on the light rail, and the Cape Liberty lots on the peninsula. Name the station or the lot and the row.
Anything else? Ask on the call.
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