Towing in Bayonne, NJ: Broadway, Avenue C, Route 440, Exit 14A and the Cape Liberty cruise terminal on the peninsula

Broadway is Bayonne's main street, lined with shops, banks and curb parking from end to end. A wheel-lift loads from the curb in a couple of minutes. Tell the dispatcher the numbered cross street, since Bayonne's streets run in order and the driver finds you fast.

Avenue C and Kennedy Boulevard carry most of the traffic that is not on Broadway, and the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail stations draw commuter cars. Cars that sat all day at a station usually need a jump. That is one flat price, and the tow is added only if the battery will not hold.

Route 440 runs along the Newark Bay side past big stores and the approach to the bridge toward Staten Island. Crashes at its lights and stalls in its merges are common. 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.

The cruise terminal and the industrial lots at the east end bring in travelers and freight trucks alike. A car that will not start after a week parked at the terminal is a common call. Medium and heavy-duty trucks handle the freight side from the same fleet.