Where We Serve

Bergen County sits directly across the George Washington Bridge from Manhattan, which makes it the busiest corridor we run for both city drop-offs and airport transfers. From Paramus to Englewood to the Palisades towns along the Hudson, most pickups here are 20-35 minutes from Midtown and about the same to Newark Liberty via Route 4 and the NJ Turnpike.

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Passaic County runs along Route 80 and Route 46 between the Bergen County line and the New York state border, anchored by Paterson's historic downtown and the wooded suburbs of Wayne and Ringwood. Most pickups here run 35-50 minutes to Newark Liberty and about 30-40 minutes into Manhattan via Route 80 and the George Washington Bridge.

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Essex County is home to Newark Liberty International Airport itself, which makes it the fastest airport-transfer county on our entire map. From Montclair to West Orange to Newark's downtown core, most pickups here run 10-20 minutes to EWR and about 25-35 minutes into Manhattan via Route 280 and the Lincoln or Holland Tunnel.

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Hudson County runs along the Hudson River waterfront directly across from Manhattan, covering Hoboken, Weehawken, and Jersey City. It's the closest county we serve to the city itself: most pickups here are 10-20 minutes from Midtown via the Lincoln Tunnel, and many trips are faster by car than by PATH train once you factor in door-to-door time.

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Union County sits directly south of Newark Liberty International Airport, with Elizabeth forming the airport's southern boundary. Most Union County pickups reach EWR in 10-20 minutes, and Manhattan runs take about 35-45 minutes via the NJ Turnpike and Holland Tunnel or Route 78 and the Lincoln Tunnel.

Morris County is one of the more corporate, further-inland counties we cover, home to Morristown and Madison and a large share of northern New Jersey's suburban office campuses. Most pickups here run 45-60 minutes to Newark Liberty and about 45-55 minutes into Manhattan via Route 80, Route 24, and the GWB or Lincoln Tunnel.

Middlesex County sits at the crossroads of the NJ Turnpike and Route 1, anchored by New Brunswick, Edison, and the Raritan Bay waterfront towns. Most pickups here run 30-45 minutes to Newark Liberty and roughly the same into Manhattan, depending on which end of the county the trip starts from.

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Somerset County sits along Route 78 and Route 287 between the Union County line and the Hunterdon County hills, anchored by Bridgewater and Basking Ridge. Most pickups here run 45-60 minutes to Newark Liberty via Route 78 and the Turnpike.

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Monmouth County covers the northern Jersey Shore, from Sea Bright and Long Branch down through Red Bank and inland toward Freehold. Most pickups here run 60-75 minutes to Newark Liberty via the Garden State Parkway, with heavier seasonal traffic in summer months.

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Ocean County stretches down the Jersey Shore's barrier islands, from Point Pleasant through Long Beach Island to Little Egg Harbor, and it's the single largest coverage area on our map by town count. Most pickups here run 75-90 minutes to Newark Liberty via the Garden State Parkway, with LBI's barrier-island towns adding extra time to cross the causeway bridge.

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Mercer County is anchored by Trenton, New Jersey's state capital, and Princeton, and it sits almost exactly between Manhattan and Philadelphia along the NJ Turnpike and Route 1. Most pickups here run 55-70 minutes to Newark Liberty and a similar distance to Philadelphia International.

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Hunterdon County is the most rural of the New Jersey counties we cover, a landscape of farms, vineyards, and Delaware River towns along the Pennsylvania border. Most pickups here run 70-85 minutes to Newark Liberty via Route 78 and Route 202.

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Warren County sits along the Delaware River and the Pennsylvania border in New Jersey's northwest corner, near the Delaware Water Gap. Most pickups here run 75-90 minutes to Newark Liberty via Route 78 and Route 80.

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Sussex County is the northernmost county in New Jersey, bordering New York State, with a rural, mountainous character around Newton and the ski areas near Vernon. Most pickups here run 75-95 minutes to Newark Liberty via Route 15, Route 206, and Route 80.

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Manhattan is where most of our airport transfers, corporate travel, and event pickups end up, whether the trip starts in New Jersey or one of the outer boroughs. Curb management is the difference between a smooth Manhattan pickup and a stressful one, so every trip here is planned around the exact entrance, not just the address.

Brooklyn's brownstone neighborhoods and waterfront districts sit closer to JFK Airport than Manhattan does, which makes it one of our faster airport-transfer boroughs. Most Brooklyn pickups reach JFK in 20-35 minutes via the Belt Parkway or the Van Wyck Expressway, depending on the neighborhood.

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Both JFK and LaGuardia airports sit inside Queens, which makes it the single most airport-convenient borough on our map. Most Queens pickups reach one of the two airports in 15-25 minutes, often faster than crossing from Manhattan.

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The Bronx sits north of Manhattan along the Hutchinson River Parkway and the Cross Bronx Expressway, with City Island's small-town, waterfront character standing apart from the rest of the borough. Most Bronx pickups reach LaGuardia in 20-30 minutes and Manhattan in a similar window, depending on Cross Bronx traffic.

Staten Island is the most car-dependent of the five boroughs, connected to Manhattan by ferry and ferry alone, and to New Jersey by three bridges: the Goethals, Outerbridge Crossing, and Bayonne Bridge. Most Staten Island pickups reach Newark Liberty in 25-40 minutes via those New Jersey bridges, often faster than reaching JFK or LaGuardia.

Nassau County is the closer of the two Long Island counties we serve, covering Gold Coast estate towns like Sands Point alongside Garden City and Long Beach. Most pickups here run 30-45 minutes to JFK or LaGuardia via the Long Island Expressway or Northern State Parkway.

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Suffolk County covers the far reaches of Long Island, from the North Fork's wine country to the Hamptons, and it's the longest drive on our entire map, typically 75-100 minutes to JFK or LaGuardia depending on exactly where the trip starts.

Fairfield County is Connecticut's closest county to New York City, and towns like Greenwich, New Canaan, Darien, and Westport make up what's long been called Connecticut's Gold Coast. Most pickups here run 45-70 minutes to Manhattan or the NYC-area airports via I-95 or the Merritt Parkway.

Philadelphia sits just across the Delaware River from South Jersey, and Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) is one of the few airports on our map that's inside the city limits rather than a suburb of it. Most pickups in Center City or University City reach PHL in 15-25 minutes, traffic depending.