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Towing near me in Hudson County, NJ: six areas, twelve municipalities, the roads that link them and the three counties on the border

Need towing near you somewhere in Hudson County? Every town is on this page, grouped the way our dispatcher groups them to pick a truck. Each group lists the honest drive time from our Linden yard, and below them are the county's roads and the neighboring counties we run into every week.

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Six areas

Hudson County towing by area: which towns go together, and how long a truck takes from Linden

Across Hudson County the booking fee and the dispatcher stay the same; what shifts from area to area is the route in from Linden, the honest drive time from 24 to 40 minutes, and whether the usual call is a garage pull, a tunnel-approach stall, an avenue double-park or a warehouse truck.

Jersey City

Downtown, Journal Square, the Heights and Greenville. About 28 minutes out by the Extension to Exits 14B and 14C, and where our trucks spend most of their Hudson County time.

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Bayonne

Broadway, Route 440, Exit 14A and Cape Liberty. About 25 minutes from the yard, the first Hudson County town a truck reaches off the Extension.

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Hoboken and Weehawken

Washington Street, the terminal, the garages and the Lincoln Tunnel side. About 32 minutes, through downtown Jersey City or up from the Holland Tunnel side.

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Union City, West New York and Guttenberg

Bergenline Avenue, Kennedy Boulevard and Boulevard East. The top of the Palisades, 36 to 40 minutes from Linden unless a truck is already nearby.

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North Bergen and Secaucus

Tonnelle Avenue, Route 3, Harmon Meadow and Secaucus Junction. About 30 minutes to Secaucus by the Turnpike, closer to 40 for the north end of North Bergen.

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Kearny, Harrison and East Newark

Kearny Avenue, Harrison Avenue, the Belleville Pike and Kearny Point. About 24 to 25 minutes out by the Turnpike or Truck 1 & 9.

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Name the town, the street or a landmark, and the dispatcher finds you on the county board at once.

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Roads and exits

The Hudson County roads and exits where most of our calls start

Hudson County calls gather on Route 440 in Bayonne and Jersey City, the Route 139 and I-78 approach to the Holland Tunnel, Tonnelle Avenue, Kennedy Boulevard and Bergenline Avenue, Route 3 through Secaucus, the Kearny truck route and the local streets at Turnpike Exits 14A to 17.

If the car still rolls, get it somewhere calm: a side street, a lot entrance, a gas station apron. Where you stop never changes the price, and the truck loads faster out of traffic. If it will not roll, hazards on, stand on the sidewalk side, and tell the dispatcher the street, your direction and the nearest sign or storefront.

Broken down on one of these right now? Ring the desk first and she will say where to wait safely.

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Around Hudson County

The counties next to Hudson County, and how our trucks cross into each

Three counties touch Hudson: Essex over the Passaic from Kearny and Harrison, Bergen above North Bergen and Secaucus, and Union facing Bayonne over Newark Bay, and a trip into or out of any of them is quoted the usual way, booking fee plus miles, with no border charge.

Essex County

West of Kearny, Harrison and East Newark across the Passaic River, reached by I-280, Route 7 and the bridges into Newark and Belleville. A tow from Harrison into a Newark shop is a very short run.

Bergen County

North past North Bergen, Guttenberg and Secaucus into Fairview, Ridgefield, Edgewater and the Meadowlands towns. Route 3, Tonnelle Avenue and River Road carry our trucks over the line.

Union County

Across Newark Bay from Bayonne, where our Linden yard sits. The Extension and the Turnpike link the two, so a Hudson car headed to an Elizabeth or Linden shop is a quick trip.

A trip between any Hudson County town and these three counties is quoted as the booking fee plus mileage, one number. Anything farther, including Manhattan, Staten Island or another state, becomes a long distance tow on one flatbed, tolls folded in.

Inside the county or over its line, the same dispatcher answers.

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FAQ

Service area: common questions

Short answers to what people ask about this page; the dispatcher can answer the rest.

Is there towing near me right now in Hudson County?

Yes. Our trucks cross into Hudson around the clock, and the window you hear is based on the closest one, which is often already rolling through Jersey City or along the Extension.

Which part of Hudson County do you reach fastest?

Bayonne, Kearny and Harrison, about 24 to 25 minutes from Linden. The North Hudson towns at the top of the ridge take longest, 36 to 40 minutes, unless a truck is already working near them.

Do you tow into Essex, Bergen or Union County?

Yes. All three border Hudson County and are regular destinations, priced as booking fee plus mileage.

East Newark and Guttenberg are tiny. Are they really covered?

Yes. They get the same dispatcher, the same trucks and the same booking fee as Jersey City.

Anything else? Ask on the call.

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More about 24 hour towing in Hudson County, NJ

Every page on this site, one click away; the number is the same on all of them.

Read what you need, then call.

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Stuck anywhere in Hudson County? One call reaches the truck nearest to Bayonne, Jersey City, Hoboken, North Hudson or Kearny

One dispatcher and one printed fee for the whole county. $149 by phone, $129 online, mileage stated before the truck leaves.

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