24 hour towing in Irvington, NJ: a live voice at 3 a.m.
24 hour towing Irvington NJ · $149 flat booking fee · $129 booked online
Irvington keeps moving after the gates come down on Springfield Avenue. Buses still pull into the terminal at Irvington Center, night-shift workers walk to cars parked along Clinton Avenue, and the Parkway hums past Exits 143 and 144 until sunrise.
including holidays
from Linden to Irvington
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24 hour towing in Irvington, NJ, from the first ring to the receipt
Why Irvington drivers need a towing number that a human answers at 2 a.m.
24 hour towing Irvington NJ means a dispatcher in the chair all night, a truck leaving Linden about seventeen minutes away while you are still describing the car, and a $149 booking fee that does not move when the sun goes down.
Irvington packs roughly three square miles with apartment blocks, corner stores and two-family houses, and plenty of it works nights. Home health aides finish shifts at odd hours, the bus terminal at Irvington Center stays busy long after the shops pull their gates, and Newark Beth Israel sits a few blocks past the Lyons Avenue line.
That is when cars pick their moment. An ad that promises all-night service and then sends you to voicemail does nothing for someone stuck on Chancellor Avenue at 1 a.m. with a battery that just died.
Our phone is staffed for exactly that hour. (908) 666-3168 rings a dispatcher with the trucks on a screen, and if typing suits you better, booking online drops the fee to $129 from $149.
A short run from Linden, even with traffic gone
Our yard is in Linden, and the drive north to Irvington takes about seventeen minutes once the roads empty out. The truck comes up the Parkway or cuts through Hillside and enters town by Union Avenue or Stuyvesant Avenue. The arrival window you hear is worked out from that route and from where the nearest driver actually is.
Midnight costs what noon costs
Late-night towing has a bad name because of the extras stacked on top: an after-hours charge, a fuel charge, a yard fee that started ticking the second the car left the ground. We publish our number instead. $149 by phone, $129 online, covering dispatch and hook-up, with the mileage read to you on the same call.
Jump starts, spare tire swaps, lockouts and fuel runs are each a single flat charge with no miles attached. A passenger rides free. The receipt matches the quote line for line.
The right deck for the cars parked on Irvington's streets
Curbside in Irvington you find all-wheel-drive SUVs, hybrids, older sedans with worn front ends and livery vans that run all night. An AWD car or an EV should never be dragged with two wheels on the road, so it goes on a rollback. A front-wheel-drive commuter car with a plain no-start can ride a wheel-lift, and the lighter truck keeps your total down.
Your car goes where you say, not to a yard that charges by the day
After a fender-bender on Springfield Avenue or a stall near Civic Square, a passing truck may offer to take the car to its own lot, where storage starts that night. Call us and you choose the address: a garage on Stuyvesant Avenue, a body shop in Union, a dealer on Route 22, or your own driveway in Upper Irvington. The driver photographs the car at pickup and at drop-off, and the receipt is itemized.
Car dead in Irvington right now? Skip the rest of the page. Dispatch is awake and quotes the full price before a truck leaves Linden.
Call (908) 666-3168See every part of Irvington we coverWhat 24 hour towing in Irvington, NJ looks like between the last bus and the first shift
It is a dispatcher who answers on the second ring, a truck rolling north while you are still talking, and a driver who knows the bus lanes at Irvington Center, the double-parked blocks off Clinton Avenue and the Parkway ramps where there is no room to stop.
Night calls in Irvington follow the town's rhythm. A bus driver finishing a late run walks to a car that will not turn over, and a nurse heading home toward Beth Israel's side of Lyons Avenue finds a tire flat on the curb. A livery driver on Springfield Avenue hears the engine cough and die at a red light.
The overnight call is handled the same as a daytime one. Dispatch asks where the car is, what it is, what it did and where it should end up, and you get a flat figure and a real window before the driver phones you from a couple of blocks away.
If the fix can happen at the curb, such as a jump, a spare, or a door opened, it happens there for the lower roadside price. When it cannot, the rollback is already on the way and nobody pays for a second truck.
Irvington Center after the evening rush
Where Springfield Avenue crosses Clinton Avenue the bus terminal keeps passengers moving well past dark, and the side streets fill with cars owned by people who work late. A car that stalls here has buses behind it and tight curbs beside it.
Tell dispatch the corner, which side of the avenue you are on, and whether the car is in a travel lane. The driver approaches from the direction that keeps the buses moving and loads without blocking the terminal.
Side streets where the curb is full by midnight
Irvington is a town of two-family houses and apartment buildings, and by midnight most blocks off Chancellor, Lyons and Stuyvesant Avenues are parked bumper to bumper. A dead car wedged between two others is pulled out on dollies or skates and loaded in the street. Say the house number and the side of the street, and the truck arrives pointed the right way.
The Parkway and I-78 in the small hours
Late traffic on the Parkway through Irvington and on I-78 along the south edge produces the calls we cannot take from the shoulder ourselves. 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. Once the car is off at Exit 143, Exit 144 or the I-78 ramps, the rest of the trip is ours, at the same flat figure.
The street is quiet, the garages are shut, and the engine will not catch. That is the exact call the night shift is there for.
Call dispatch nowEmergency towing in Irvington, NJ: which calls jump the line and what happens first
An Irvington emergency is a car stopped in a live lane on Springfield Avenue or a Parkway ramp, a crash at a busy intersection, a vehicle blocking a bus stop or a hospital approach, or a driver alone in the cold with children; the closest truck moves first and the price is still $149 plus mileage.
Search "emergency towing near me" from a dark corner of Irvington and what you want is a person, not a phone tree. Our dispatcher first asks whether you are out of traffic, then where to stand safely, and saves the paperwork for later.
While those two questions are being answered, the nearest truck is already turning your way. If you are still in a lane, the dispatcher stays on the line until you are on the sidewalk, and the quote is the same one you would get on a Tuesday afternoon.
A collision on Springfield Avenue or Clinton Avenue
The two main avenues cross at Irvington Center and carry heavy traffic at all hours, with left turns and double-parked delivery vans that invite rear-end hits. Call us before a stranger's truck offers a hook and the destination stays in your hands.
We winch the car onto the deck, sweep the glass, photograph the damage for your insurer and deliver it to the body shop you name. Irvington police at the scene will generally wait a few minutes once you say your own tow is coming.
Stalled on a Parkway ramp or the I-78 approach
The ramps at Exits 143 and 144 are short, and the connections to I-78 at Exit 142 move fast even at night. If the car still rolls, get it down onto the local street before stopping.
If it will not move, switch on the hazards, get out on the side away from traffic and stand behind the rail. On the Parkway itself the Authority's garage clears the car, and we take it from the exit onward.
Ice on the hills of Upper Irvington, water in the low corners
The streets climbing north of Springfield Avenue toward Maplewood freeze before the flat blocks do, and a car that slid into a parked one is a winch job before it is a tow. Low corners down by I-78 and the Hillside line can pond after a heavy storm.
A car that sat in water should not be restarted; it goes on a rollback, and the driver checks the depth before backing in. If the slide bent nothing, you drive away after the winch-out.
A car across a bus stop, a driveway or a hospital lane
A dead car sitting in a bus bay at Irvington Center, blocking a firehouse driveway, or stuck at the entrance road toward Beth Israel affects everyone behind it. Those calls go to the front of the list. The car is moved clear first, and where it finally goes is sorted out once traffic is flowing.
Say "emergency" when dispatch answers and the closest truck starts rolling before anything else gets written down.
Emergency dispatchHow a call worksEvery towing and roadside job we run in Irvington, at any hour
Irvington gets the whole list from one dispatcher: emergency and accident tows, rollback and wheel-lift work, local and long-distance runs, medium and heavy-duty units, winch-outs, and the four roadside jobs, jump starts, tire changes, lockouts and fuel, that often make the tow unnecessary.
Emergency towing
The engine is done for the night. A truck leaves Linden as soon as you accept the quote, whether you are parked on Grove Street or stopped near Civic Square, and heads for the garage you choose.
Flatbed towing
All four wheels on the deck and strapped at the tires. All-wheel-drive SUVs, EVs, leased cars, lowered cars and anything with crash damage ride the rollback, so nothing scrapes along Springfield Avenue.
Accident towing
After a wreck on Clinton Avenue, Stuyvesant Avenue or at a Parkway exit we pull it up, clear debris, take photos for the adjuster and deliver it to your body shop, never to a lot charging by the night.
Jump start, tire, lockout, fuel
Battery flat outside the bus terminal, a blown tire on Lyons Avenue, keys locked in by Irvington Park, empty tank on Union Avenue. Handled at the curb for one flat price, most nights with no tow at all.
Winch out & recovery
Slid over a curb on an icy Upper Irvington hill, nosed into a snowbank on Chancellor Avenue, stuck in soft ground behind a building. The winch puts it back on pavement, and if it steers and stops, you drive home.
Heavy duty towing
Box trucks, delivery vans, shuttle buses and tractors serving the stores along Springfield Avenue and the warehouses near I-78. Commercial dispatch that respects a delivery schedule and bills once a month.
Local towing
Curb to mechanic, garage to garage, a car bought online that needs to reach a Hillside shop, a car with lapsed plates on a Camptown block. Booking fee plus mileage, scheduled or right now.
Long distance towing
Irvington to a family member down the shore, a dealer in Pennsylvania or a buyer several states away, on one rollback for one figure with the tolls already counted.
Each service has a fuller page: emergency towing, flatbed towing, accident towing, heavy duty towing and roadside assistance. You do not need to know which one fits before you call. Tell the dispatcher what happened and where, and the right truck is chosen for you.
Not sure if it is a tow or just a jump? Describe the symptoms and let dispatch decide. Asking costs nothing and the price stays flat.
Call (908) 666-3168Book online · $20 off24 hour towing in every part of Irvington, from Upper Irvington to the Union line
We tow in Irvington Center, along the Springfield Avenue corridor, in Upper Irvington, on the Chancellor and Lyons side, through the Parkway corridor and along the Stuyvesant Avenue line, and each of those parts of town has its own kind of night call.
Irvington is small on a map but crowded on the ground, and midnight looks different on each side of it. At Irvington Center it means buses and a few open storefronts, while in Upper Irvington it means a dark hill with a car that will not crank.
Down by the Parkway it means ramps and service roads, and near the Newark line it means packed curbs a block from a hospital. The dispatcher asks for a corner, a house number or an exit because that decides which truck is sent and which direction it arrives from.
Irvington Center: the bus terminal, Civic Square and the main crossing
Springfield Avenue meets Clinton Avenue here, with the Irvington Bus Terminal, Civic Square and the Municipal Building a short walk apart. Late calls are drivers returning to dead batteries and cars that stall at the lights with buses behind them.
The truck comes in from Clinton Avenue or Union Avenue and loads without blocking the bus bays.
The Springfield Avenue corridor: storefronts and the long commercial strip
From the Newark line west to Maplewood, Springfield Avenue carries shops, auto repair bays, takeout counters and bus stops. After closing, the metered spots are shared by night workers and delivery vans, and cars quit at the lights. Give the block and the nearest cross street, and say which way the car faces.
Upper Irvington: the hills toward Maplewood and South Orange
North of Springfield Avenue the streets rise toward the Maplewood and South Orange lines, with more single-family houses and driveways. Before-dawn no-starts, frost on the slopes, and all-wheel drive in the garages make this the rollback end of town.
Chancellor and Lyons: the southeast side by Newark
Chancellor Avenue and Lyons Avenue run east toward Newark's South Ward, past Chancellor Avenue School and within a few blocks of Newark Beth Israel. Hospital shift changes send flats, lockouts and dead batteries our way at eleven and seven. The curbs here are tight, so the driver works from the traffic side.
The Parkway corridor: Exits 143 and 144 and the service streets
The Garden State Parkway cuts through Irvington with Exits 143 and 144 in town and Exit 142 to I-78 just south. Cars limp off the ramps onto local streets, and those streets are where we meet them. 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 Stuyvesant Avenue and Union line: Union Avenue, Grove Street and Hillside
Stuyvesant Avenue runs south into Union Township, and Union Avenue and Grove Street reach toward the Hillside border and I-78. This is the side of Irvington closest to our Linden yard, so it usually sees the quickest arrivals of the night.
Every section, the terminal, the park, the hospital approach and the six bordering towns are laid out on the service-area page.
Call (908) 666-3168Full Irvington service areaTowing off Springfield Avenue, Clinton Avenue, the Parkway exits and I-78 in Irvington
Springfield Avenue, Clinton Avenue, Stuyvesant Avenue, Chancellor Avenue, Lyons Avenue and every Irvington street get a truck directly; on the Garden State Parkway the shoulder belongs to the Authority's authorized garages, so we collect the car at the exit or from that garage's lot and finish the trip.
Garden State Parkway Exits 143 and 144 through the middle of town
The Parkway splits Irvington from north to south, and Exits 143 and 144 drop drivers straight onto local avenues. Exit 142, just south, links to I-78. On the New Jersey Turnpike and the Garden State Parkway the shoulder itself is served by the Turnpike Authority's authorized garages; book with us anyway, and once the authorized truck has the car off the highway we take it from the exit or the garage's lot to the shop or driveway you choose, at the same flat quoted price.
I-78 along Irvington's southern edge
I-78 runs along the bottom of town between the Parkway interchange and the Newark side, with Hillside and Union across the line. Overnight truck traffic is heavy and the shoulders are narrow. Tell dispatch the direction, the last exit you passed, and whether you are still on the mainline or already down on a ramp.
Springfield Avenue from the Newark line to Maplewood
The town's main commercial street and the one that never fully empties, with bus stops every few blocks, parked cars on both sides and delivery vans at the curb. If the car rolls, turn onto a side street before it quits. If it does not, hazards on and give the cross street and direction.
Clinton Avenue from Irvington Center toward Newark's South Ward
Clinton Avenue leaves Irvington Center heading east into Newark, busy with buses and late-night traffic in both directions. Stalls near the Newark line are common, and the truck can reach either side quickly. Give the nearest cross street and say which town you think you are in; dispatch sorts out the rest.
Stuyvesant Avenue, Union Avenue and Grove Street
Stuyvesant Avenue heads south to Union Township, Union Avenue cuts across the lower part of town, and Grove Street runs north and south through the residential blocks. They carry our trucks in from Linden and plenty of late local traffic. A cross street and the side of the road tell the driver how to set up.
Chancellor Avenue, Lyons Avenue and 40th Street
Chancellor Avenue and Lyons Avenue run east toward Newark and Beth Israel, and 40th Street connects the grid in between. These are narrow, parked-up and busy at shift changes, so the driver wants the exact block and which way you were headed before he turns in.
Stopped on an Irvington road this minute? Hazards on, step away from traffic, then call. The dispatcher walks you through the rest.
Call from the roadsideWhat 24 hour towing costs in Irvington, NJ: $149 flat, $129 online, no after-dark markup
An Irvington tow is $149 booked by phone or $129 online, which pays for the truck's trip out and the hook-up; the miles to your chosen address are added at a rate you hear before the truck leaves, roadside jobs are one flat price each, and no hour of the night changes any of it.
Remember one number: $149. It pays for the truck reaching you and the car going onto the deck, it falls to $129 if you book online yourself, and it is the same at 2 a.m. as at 2 p.m. On top of it comes only the mileage to your destination and, occasionally, a winch or dolly charge you are told about first.
Picture two calls on the same night. A sedan that still rolls, going from an Upper Irvington driveway to a mechanic on Springfield Avenue, is a wheel-lift and a short run; an SUV with a crushed front corner at the Exit 143 ramp, winched onto a rollback and taken to a body shop in Union, costs more. Both totals are read to you before you agree.
| What | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Booking fee by phone | $149 | Dispatch and hook-up, any hour |
| Booking fee online | $129 | $20 off when you book it yourself |
| Mileage to your destination | Quoted on the call | Before the truck moves. You pick the shop. |
| Jump start · tire · lockout · fuel | One flat price each | No mileage. Tried first when it can solve it. |
| Winch or dollies | Only if the car will not roll | Named before the work, you decide |
| Night, weekend, holiday, fuel surcharge | None | 3 a.m. costs what 3 p.m. costs |
| Storage or release fee | None | The car goes to your shop, not a yard |
What goes into the quote
Distance comes first: how far the car travels from where it sits to the address you name, which is why dispatch asks for the destination early. The vehicle comes second, since an EV or AWD SUV needs a rollback while a front-drive compact can ride a wheel-lift, and a van or box truck is a medium-duty job priced separately.
Third is whether the car rolls and steers; a locked, wrecked or flooded car may need the winch or dollies, and that figure is spoken before anyone touches it. The clock is not on the list. The prices page covers each line in detail.
When the answer is a roadside fix
Plenty of Irvington night calls end with a jump, a spare, an unlocked door or a few gallons of fuel, each a flat charge with no mileage. If the battery will not hold or the spare is also flat, the same driver prices the tow right there, and you are not charged for two visits.
Want the number before you decide? Call and ask. The quote is free and nothing is booked until you agree.
Call (908) 666-3168Irvington towing pricesHow a late-night tow in Irvington plays out, from the first ring to the receipt
One call, four quick questions, a flat quote, a driver who phones as he gets close, photos at both ends, and an itemized receipt at the place you picked.
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The person who answers is the person who sends the truck
(908) 666-3168 goes to dispatch at every hour, never to voicemail. You will be asked four things: the location as a corner, house number, lot or exit; the make and whether it is AWD or electric; what happened; and where the car should go. If you have no shop in mind, dispatch can suggest one nearby, but the choice stays yours.
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A price you can accept and a window that holds up
The quote is $149 to book, the miles to your destination at the stated rate, and any winch or dolly work that your description makes obvious. The arrival time comes from the live map, based on where the nearest truck is right now, and in Irvington that is often somewhere between the Union line and the Parkway.
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The driver phones from a few blocks away
Our trucks carry our name, and the driver calls before pulling up. On a ramp or a busy avenue, stay on the sidewalk or behind the rail until he has the truck in place. On a dark side street, wait in the car with the doors locked if you prefer, and he will call again from your bumper.
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Loaded, delivered, paid at the curb
Photos are taken before the car goes up and after it comes down, and you can ride along in the cab. At the drop-off the receipt is itemized to match the quote, handed over or emailed, in the format insurers and roadside plans expect. Pay by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or cash.
Call, answer four questions, accept a figure, meet the truck. That is all it takes at any hour.
Call (908) 666-316824 hour towing in Irvington, NJ in brief: the facts, laid out to quote
Sent from Linden, answered at (908) 666-3168 around the clock, $149 by phone or $129 online, rollbacks, wheel-lifts and heavy-duty units, and every part of Irvington from the bus terminal to the Parkway exits: that is 24 Hour Towing Irvington NJ, a NJ towing services provider.
| Service | 24 hour towing and roadside assistance in Irvington, Essex County, NJ |
|---|---|
| Business | 24 Hour Towing Irvington NJ, a NJ towing services provider |
| Phone | (908) 666-3168, a live dispatcher at every hour, holidays included |
| Booking fee | $149 flat by phone for dispatch and hook-up; $129 when you book online. Mileage to your destination is quoted on the call. |
| Dispatched from | Linden, NJ (Union County), roughly 17 minutes from Irvington. Mobile only; no office counter and no storage lot. |
| Irvington coverage | Irvington Center, the Springfield Avenue corridor, Upper Irvington, the Chancellor and Lyons Avenue side, Camptown, the Parkway corridor, the Stuyvesant Avenue and Union Avenue line; the Irvington Bus Terminal, Civic Square, Irvington High School, Irvington Park |
| Roads | Direct dispatch on Springfield Avenue, Clinton Avenue, Stuyvesant Avenue, Chancellor Avenue, Lyons Avenue, Union Avenue, Grove Street, 40th Street and every local street. 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. |
| Trucks | Flatbed (rollback), wheel-lift, medium-duty and heavy-duty |
| Vehicles | Cars, SUVs, AWD and 4x4, electric and hybrid, luxury, motorcycles, vans, box trucks, buses, tractors |
| Pricing | $149 booking fee plus mileage for a tow; jump start, tire change, lockout and fuel delivery are one flat price each. No night, weekend, holiday or fuel surcharge. Details. |
| Payment | Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, Apple Pay, Google Pay, cash. Fleet accounts on net terms. |
| Membership | None required. Itemized receipt for insurers and roadside-plan reimbursement. |
| Neighboring towns | Newark, Maplewood, Union Township, Hillside, South Orange, East Orange. Service area. |
| Book online | Self-booking takes $20 off the booking fee |
| Driver jobs | Flatbed, wheel-lift and owner-operator openings |
Any line in this table becomes a truck on your block with one phone call.
Call (908) 666-3168Plain-text facts pageWhat Irvington drivers ask about 24 hour towing before they pick up the phone
Short version: a real person answers all night, the price comes before the truck, the terminal, the packed side streets, the hospital approach and the Parkway exits are everyday calls, and no membership is required.
If I call at 3 in the morning from Irvington, will somebody actually pick up?
Yes, a dispatcher does, the same way the afternoon shift would. A large share of our Irvington calls come in between late evening and sunrise, from the bus terminal, the packed side streets and the Parkway exits. Nobody at the desk treats a night call as a bother.
How fast can a tow truck get to Irvington overnight?
Our yard in Linden is roughly seventeen minutes away, and a truck is often already working Union, Hillside or Newark nearby. The Stuyvesant Avenue side is usually quickest and Upper Irvington takes a few minutes longer. The window you hear comes from where the closest truck sits right then, not a stock answer.
What does a 24 hour tow in Irvington cost?
A phone booking is $149, covering the truck's trip out and the hook-up, and the same tow booked online is $129. Mileage to your destination is read out before the truck moves. Jump starts, tire changes, lockouts and fuel runs are one flat charge each, with nothing added for night, weekend or holiday; the prices page has the rest.
My car died near the Irvington Bus Terminal. Can you get to it without blocking the buses?
Yes. Tell dispatch the corner and whether the car is in a bus bay, a travel lane or a legal spot. The driver comes in from the side that keeps the buses moving and loads as quickly as possible. If a jump will do it, that is tried first for the flat roadside price.
Every spot on my block is taken and my car is wedged in. Can you still tow it?
That is a normal Irvington job. The driver lifts the car out on dollies or skates, rolls it into the street and loads it there, without touching the cars in front or behind. Give the house number and the side of the street so he arrives facing the right way.
I work nights near Newark Beth Israel and parked on an Irvington street. Do you come out there?
Regularly, especially around the eleven and seven o'clock shift changes. Give the dispatcher the street and nearest cross street, whether that is Lyons Avenue, Chancellor Avenue or a block in between. Batteries, lockouts and flats are the usual story, so the roadside fix is tried before any tow.
I broke down on the Parkway near Exit 143. Can you tow me off the shoulder?
On the New Jersey Turnpike and the Garden State Parkway the shoulder itself is served by the Turnpike Authority's authorized garages; book with us anyway, and once the authorized truck has the car off the highway we take it from the exit or the garage's lot to the shop or driveway you choose, at the same flat quoted price. Tell our dispatcher the direction and the exit, and we coordinate the pickup point.
Is a tow at 2 a.m. more expensive than one at 2 p.m.?
No. The booking fee, the mileage rate and the roadside prices are identical at every hour, on weekends and on holidays. There is no after-hours line on our receipt because there is no after-hours charge.
Question not listed? Ask the dispatcher. The night shift has heard just about everything.
Call (908) 666-3168The full FAQTyping "tow truck near me" in Irvington tonight? One of ours is probably close
"Tow truck near me" in Irvington really means which truck is closest right now; ours work the Union line, the Parkway corridor and the neighboring towns through the night, the yard is about seventeen minutes away in Linden, and the dispatcher reads the real arrival time off the live map.
However you phrase it, "towing near me open now," "24 hour tow truck near me," "tow truck near me Irvington," the question boils down to distance, minutes and dollars. Here is the Irvington answer.
Between jobs our trucks head back toward Linden, and at night one is often working Union, Hillside or Newark, all within a few minutes of Irvington. The dispatcher sees them on the map and tells you which one is yours and how far off it is.
Nearest truck to Irvington Center and the bus terminal
A truck coming up Stuyvesant Avenue or Union Avenue reaches the Springfield and Clinton crossing in a few minutes, which makes the terminal, Civic Square and the blocks around them some of the fastest ground in town.
Nearest truck to Upper Irvington and the Maplewood side
Grove Street or the Parkway exits bring the truck up the hill toward the Maplewood and South Orange lines. A house number and the side of the street tell the driver which way to come in on the slope.
Nearest truck to Chancellor Avenue, Lyons Avenue and the Newark line
Trucks working Newark's South Ward are often closest to this side of Irvington. Expect the driver to work from the street side because the curbs are full, and to call as he turns off Lyons or Chancellor.
Nearest truck to the Parkway exits and the Union line
The south end of Irvington, near I-78 and Stuyvesant Avenue, is closest to Linden, and a truck already on a call in Union or Hillside is frequently nearer than the yard. Give the exit number or the cross street and dispatch handles the routing.
Wherever you are in Irvington, dispatch can tell you exactly how many minutes away the nearest truck is.
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Booking online costs $129 instead of $149; the service pages below go into more depth; and if you run a flatbed or wheel-lift in New Jersey, our driver openings are listed too.
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Call nowBook onlineAbout seventeen minutes from our Linden yard to Irvington Center, day or night
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No lead broker sits between you and the truck. Whoever answers (908) 666-3168 has the fleet on screen and can say how far the closest rollback is from Civic Square, Chancellor Avenue or the Stuyvesant Avenue line. Rather type than talk? Book online and pay $129 instead of $149. The service area and prices pages hold the detail.
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Stranded in Irvington with every shop dark? Make one call and hear one price
A live dispatcher all night. $149 by phone, $129 online. Trucks leave Linden, about seventeen minutes away.