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Towing near me in Union County, NJ: six regions, twenty-one towns, the county's highways and the five counties on its borders

Looking for towing near you somewhere in Union County? Every town in the county is on this page, grouped into the six regions our dispatcher uses to pick a truck. Below them are the roads that tie the regions together and the neighboring counties we cross into every week.

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Six regions

Union County towing by region: which towns sit together, and how a truck reaches each from Linden

The fee and the dispatcher never change across Union County; what changes from region to region is the road out of Linden, the length of the run, and whether the typical call is a port rig, a station-lot battery, a campus lockout or a slide-off on a hill.

Elizabeth and the port side

The county seat, the container port, Jersey Gardens and the airport edge. Reached straight up Routes 1 & 9 from the yard, and one of the quickest regions to cover.

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Linden, Rahway and Roselle

The yard's own corner of the county. St. Georges Avenue, Routes 1 & 9 and Parkway Exits 135 to 137, where trucks are passing through almost every hour.

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Union, Hillside, Kenilworth and Roselle Park

Route 22, Morris Avenue, Kean University and I-78. The crossroads towns, reached up Chestnut Street or the Parkway to Exits 138 through 140.

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Cranford, Westfield, Garwood, Clark and Winfield

Downtowns, station lots and quiet residential grids. West from Linden on Westfield Avenue or Raritan Road, or down the Parkway to Exit 135.

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Summit, Springfield, New Providence, Berkeley Heights and Mountainside

The hill towns along Route 24, Route 22 and the Reservation. The longest runs in the county, and the dispatcher quotes them that way.

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Plainfield, Scotch Plains and Fanwood

The western edge toward Somerset County. Route 22, Route 28, Park Avenue and Terrill Road, with three Raritan Valley Line stations between them.

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Name the town, the road or a landmark, and the dispatcher places you on the county map in seconds.

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Roads and exits

The Union County roads and exits where our calls cluster

County calls gather on Routes 1 & 9 through the east side, Route 22 across the middle, Routes 27 and 28 through the downtowns, Morris Avenue past Kean, Route 24 in the hills, the local roads at Parkway Exits 135 to 142, and Turnpike Exits 13 and 13A in Elizabeth.

If the car will still move, get it somewhere calm: a side street, a store lot, a jughandle, a wide driveway. Where you stop does not affect the price, and a truck loads faster off the travel lane. If it will not move, hazards on, stand away from traffic, and tell the dispatcher the road, your direction and the last sign or business you saw.

Stopped on one of these roads now? Call, and the dispatcher tells you where to stand.

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Around Union County

The five counties around Union County, and how our trucks cross into each

Essex County to the north, Middlesex to the south, Somerset to the west, Morris to the northwest and Hudson across Newark Bay all border Union County, and a tow that starts or ends in any of them is priced the same way, booking fee plus mileage, on the same trucks.

Essex County

North across the Newark, Irvington, Maplewood and Millburn lines. Hillside, Union and Springfield touch Essex directly, so a tow into a Newark or Maplewood shop is a short run.

Middlesex County

South across the Rahway River and the Clark and Linden lines, into Woodbridge, Carteret and Edison. Routes 1 & 9 and the Parkway make these some of our easiest cross-county trips.

Somerset County

West past Plainfield and Scotch Plains into North Plainfield, Watchung and Green Brook. Route 22 and Route 28 carry trucks straight across the line.

Morris County

Northwest over the Passaic River from Summit, New Providence and Berkeley Heights into Chatham and Long Hill. Route 24 is the usual road.

Hudson County

Across Newark Bay from Elizabeth, reached by the Turnpike toward Bayonne and Jersey City. Priced as a mileage run like any other destination.

Any trip between a Union County town and one of these five counties is quoted as the booking fee plus mileage, spoken as one number. Farther than that, to the shore, Staten Island, New York or another state, becomes a long distance tow on one flatbed, tolls included.

Inside the county or across its border, the same dispatcher takes the call.

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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 Union County?

Yes. Our trucks work inside the county all day and night, and the dispatcher quotes the window from whichever one is closest to you at that moment.

Which part of Union County do you reach fastest?

The southeast towns around the Linden yard: Linden, Rahway, Roselle and Elizabeth. The hill towns and Plainfield take longest, unless a truck is already working nearby.

Do you tow into the neighboring counties?

Yes. Essex, Middlesex, Somerset, Morris and Hudson are all regular destinations, priced as booking fee plus mileage.

My town is small. Are you sure you cover it?

Winfield, Garwood, Kenilworth and Mountainside are covered exactly like Elizabeth or Plainfield. Every town in the county is on the list.

Anything else? Ask on the call.

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More about 24 hour towing in Union County, NJ

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Need towing somewhere in Union County? One call covers every town from Berkeley Heights to Elizabeth

One dispatcher, one fleet, one printed fee. $149 by phone, $129 online, and the mileage spoken before a truck is sent.

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