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Towing in Summit, Springfield, New Providence, Berkeley Heights and Mountainside, NJ: Route 24, Route 22, Morris Avenue and the Watchung Reservation roads

The northwest of Union County rises into the Watchung hills. Route 24 and I-78 carry commuters through Springfield and Summit, Route 22 runs through Springfield and Mountainside, and the Watchung Reservation's wooded roads wind between them. These are the longest runs from Linden, and the dispatcher tells you that honestly.

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Hills, hospital lots and highway commuters: how we cover the northwest corner of Union County

Summit, Springfield, New Providence, Berkeley Heights and Mountainside send us cars stuck on steep driveways, commuter cars in station lots, visitors at Overlook Medical Center, crashes on Route 22 and Route 24, and slide-offs on the Watchung Reservation roads, all at the same $149 by phone or $129 when you book online.

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Summit, Overlook and the station

Downtown Summit and its train station draw commuters to New York, and Overlook Medical Center on Morris Avenue draws visitors and staff at all hours. Dead batteries and lockouts in those lots are one flat price each. Say the lot or garage level so the driver finds you quickly.

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Route 24, Route 22 and Morris Avenue in Springfield

Springfield sits where Route 24, Route 22 and Morris Avenue meet, and it sees heavy traffic and quick lane changes. Local roads at those junctions are direct dispatch. If State Police send a truck to a live lane on Route 24 or I-78, have it dropped at a safe spot and we take it from there.

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The Watchung Reservation roads

The Reservation's curving, tree-lined roads between Mountainside, Berkeley Heights and Summit are beautiful and unforgiving on ice. Cars end up in ditches or against embankments.

Give the nearest parking area, trailhead or crossroad, and the driver brings a winch and a flatbed if needed.

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New Providence, Berkeley Heights and the steep driveways

Long, sloped driveways and larger SUVs, many of them all-wheel drive. The dispatcher sends a flatbed from the start and the driver winches the car onto the deck carefully. 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.

In the hill towns? We will tell you honestly how far the nearest truck is, and often one is already on Route 22.

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Near the hill towns: Union, Westfield, Scotch Plains and Morris County

Trucks working the northwest often continue east on Route 22 to Union, south to Westfield and Scotch Plains, or over the Passaic River into Chatham and Long Hill in Morris County.

From Overlook to the Reservation, the hill towns are on the same county map.

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Summit, Springfield & the hill towns: common questions

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

Does Summit cost more because it is far from Linden?

No. The booking fee is the same in every Union County town, and mileage is measured from your car, not from our yard.

How long does a truck take to reach Berkeley Heights?

It is one of the longer runs, and the dispatcher quotes the window honestly from the nearest truck. Often a truck is already on Route 22 or Morris Avenue.

I slid off a road in the Watchung Reservation. What should I do?

Stay safe, then call with the nearest parking area or crossroad. The driver brings a winch, and if the car drives afterward, the winch-out is the whole bill.

Can you help at Overlook Medical Center?

Yes. Tell the dispatcher which lot or garage level you are on, and the driver meets you there with a jump pack or lockout kit.

Anything else? Ask on the call.

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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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