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24 hour towing near me in Hoboken, NJ: six parts of town, the roads out, and the towns next door
Looking for towing near you in Hoboken? Below, Hoboken is drawn the way our overnight drivers know it: six parts of town, each with its own late-hour trouble, the roads that lead in and out, and the towns that touch Hoboken, Jersey City, Weehawken and Union City, with West New York, North Bergen and Secaucus close behind. Whatever the hour, it is the same phone and the same flat fee.
Towing near me in Hoboken, by the part of town and the hour it goes wrong
One dispatcher and one $149 booking fee cover all of Hoboken at every hour; the difference between one part of town and the next is the truck and the approach, because a bar strip at last call, a rail terminal, a locked residential deck, a hospital lot, a flooded block and a hilltop campus each need something different.
Washington Street after last call
The main street from Observer Highway to 14th, with Bloomfield Street and Garden Street alongside. Tight meters, delivery vans double parked in the morning, and a crowd of late-night lockouts and dead batteries on weekends.
Hoboken Terminal and the late trains
Hudson Place, Observer Highway and the blocks around the rail, PATH and ferry terminal, plus the 2nd Street light rail stop. Calls here spike after the last departures, when commuters return to cold cars.
Waterfront garages that lock at night
Hudson Street and Sinatra Drive from Pier A Park to Maxwell Place. Residential towers with low decks and timed gates, where the driver needs the building's help and brings the car to the curb before loading.
The medical center and midtown
Hoboken University Medical Center on Willow Avenue, Church Square Park, Clinton Street and Grand Street. Shift workers at dawn, residents with cars that sat all week, and permit blocks with no spare curb.
The west side when it floods
The Northwest and Western Edge along Jackson, Madison and Park, the Southwest near Newark Street, the 9th Street–Congress Street light rail stop and the 14th Street viaduct. The lowest ground in Hoboken, and the first to take water.
Uptown, Stevens and Castle Point
The Stevens Institute campus, Elysian Park, 14th Street and the blocks north toward Weehawken. Late labs, quiet streets and the longest drive from Linden, which the dispatcher tells you plainly.
Give a corner, a building or a station and the right truck gets picked from that alone.
Call (908) 666-3168Hoboken night towing homeTow truck near me on Hoboken roads: where the night calls come from
Most of our Hoboken calls start on Observer Highway, Newark Street, 14th Street and its viaduct, Paterson Plank Road, the long north-south avenues, the Terminal area, the light rail stops, or just outside town on the tunnel approaches.
- Observer Highway, Terminal to the Jersey City line
- Newark Street through the Southwest
- 14th Street and the viaduct to the Heights
- Paterson Plank Road toward Union City
- Willow, Clinton, Grand and Jefferson avenues
- Route 495 and the Lincoln Tunnel helix, Weehawken
- Holland Tunnel approach, Jersey City
- Turnpike Exit 14C, our way in from Linden
- Hoboken Terminal, Hudson Place and the ferry
- 2nd Street light rail stop
- 9th Street–Congress Street light rail stop
- Sinatra Drive and the Pier A Park waterfront
Rolling cars belong in a parking lane or around the corner before anyone dials. A car that is frozen in place stays there with its flashers going while you wait on the curb and describe the street, your heading and the closest corner.
Stuck on a Hoboken street at this moment? Phone us and the dispatcher talks you through the wait.
Phone from the streetThe towns around Hoboken share the same dispatcher and the same fee
Jersey City, Weehawken and Union City border Hoboken, with West New York, North Bergen and Secaucus just beyond; whichever of them you are calling from, the voice, the trucks and the $149 booking fee do not change.
Jersey City
South across Observer Highway or up the 14th Street viaduct to the Heights. Downtown Jersey City is where our trucks usually are when a Hoboken call comes in.
Weehawken
North past the uptown blocks, with the Route 495 helix and the Lincoln Tunnel approach. The helix is Port Authority ground; the town streets are direct dispatch.
Union City
Up Paterson Plank Road from Hoboken's west side to the top of the ridge, where Bergenline Avenue and Palisade Avenue run north.
West New York
Further north along the Palisades, with Boulevard East above the river and Bergenline Avenue through the middle of town.
North Bergen
Tonnelle Avenue and Kennedy Boulevard, the busy truck corridors north of Union City, reached from Hoboken by Paterson Plank Road.
Secaucus
West across the meadows, with the outlet garages and the Secaucus Junction lots. Also a common destination for dealers and body shops.
Moving a car from Hoboken to any of these places, or back, counts as a short local run, billed as the fee plus a few miles. Heading for Manhattan, the shore or another state instead? Ask about long distance towing, which folds the tolls into a single figure.
Service area: common questions
Short answers to what people ask about this page; the dispatcher can answer the rest.
Which part of Hoboken can you reach fastest at night?
The south end, near the Terminal and Observer Highway, because trucks coming up from Jersey City reach it first. Uptown by Stevens and the Weehawken line takes the longest unless a truck is already nearby.
Is there a tow truck near me in Hoboken at this hour?
Often, yes. Our trucks spend the night in Jersey City, Bayonne and on the Extension, and the dispatcher reads the arrival time from the closest one, not from the Linden yard.
Do you also cover Weehawken, Union City and Jersey City?
Yes. The towns bordering Hoboken, plus West New York, North Bergen and Secaucus, are handled from the same desk, with no change to the fee.
Will you come to a light rail or PATH station?
Any hour. Hoboken Terminal with its PATH and rail platforms, the 2nd Street stop and the 9th Street–Congress Street stop. Tell the dispatcher the station and the nearest street.
Anything else? Ask on the call.
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Call nowStuck in Hoboken tonight? One number, one flat price, a truck on its way
A dispatcher answers around the clock. $149 flat booking fee, $129 online. About 32 minutes from Linden, often closer at night.