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24 hour towing uptown in Bayonne, NJ: driveways, side streets, Gregg Park and the Jersey City line
The numbered streets from 34th up to 63rd, Kennedy Boulevard and Avenue C running through them, Avenue A on the east, Stephen R. Gregg Park along Newark Bay on the west, and the line with Greenville in Jersey City at the top. Two-family houses with driveways cut tight between parked cars, crossovers that will not start on a cold morning, and slide-offs on the park roads after ice. The first stretch of Bayonne a truck reaches coming off 14A, and a tow truck near you at any hour.
Tight curb cuts, cold crossovers and the park roads after a freeze: towing uptown in Bayonne
Uptown calls are residential: a car that will not start in a driveway on West 48th, a car trapped bumper to bumper on Avenue C, a slide into a curb in Gregg Park, and the occasional stall on Kennedy Boulevard, all reached first by a truck coming off 14A, at the same $149 flat booking fee, $129 when you book online.
The driveways and side streets, 34th to 63rd
Uptown is two-family houses with a shared driveway and cars on both curbs. A crossover dead in a driveway needs a flatbed set up so the neighbor's car can still get out, and a car boxed in on the street is walked out with skates. Give the street with East or West, and whether the car is in the driveway or at the curb.
Kennedy Boulevard and Avenue C uptown
The two long streets that carry uptown's own traffic, with bus stops, corner stores open late and a light every few blocks. A car that dies at Kennedy and 50th blocks a bus, so those calls go first. Say the nearest numbered street and which side; the truck loads from the traffic side to clear the lane.
Stephen R. Gregg Park, the one older residents still call Hudson County Park
The park roads along Newark Bay ice before the avenues do and hold snow longer. A car that has left the pavement is pulled back first, and one that still runs simply drives off. If the metal is bent, the flatbed that is already sitting behind you takes it, and the tow is priced there with no second dispatch.
63rd Street and the Jersey City line
Kennedy Boulevard, Avenue C and Route 440 all cross into Greenville here, and a truck working Jersey City's south end is minutes from uptown Bayonne. The 14A ramps land a few blocks away. Turnpike and Parkway shoulders are served by the Authority's authorized garages. Book with us and we take the car from the exit or the garage's lot.
Crossover dead in an uptown driveway? A jump costs less than a tow, and it is what we try first.
Call (908) 666-3168All of BayonneNext to uptown: the light rail stops, Route 440, Broadway
The same dispatch covers the 34th and 45th Street stops on the west side, Route 440 along the bay, and Broadway below 33rd.
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One number for every driveway and every side street uptown, at every hour.
Call nowUptown: common questions
Short answers to what people ask about this page; the dispatcher can answer the rest.
How fast can a truck reach uptown Bayonne at night?
Uptown is the first stretch a truck reaches coming off 14A, so it is the quickest part of Bayonne for us. A truck already working Greenville is closer still, and the dispatcher quotes from its real position.
Can the flatbed fit in a shared driveway uptown?
It sets up on the street and winches the car out of the driveway, positioned so the neighbor's car can still leave. The driver calls ahead so anything that needs moving is moved.
My car slid off a road in Gregg Park. Is that a tow?
Not to begin with. The car is winched back onto the road, and if it still runs, that is the end of it. If it is damaged, the flatbed takes over and the tow is priced there, with no extra callout.
Do you tow all-wheel-drive crossovers from uptown driveways?
Yes, and always on a flatbed so none of the wheels turn on the road. Tell dispatch the make and the truck that arrives is the right one.
Anything else? Ask on the call.
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