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Newark Auto Transport

Heading to Florida for the winter, moving south, or shipping a car out of Essex County? We match you with a vetted, licensed carrier for door-to-door pickup anywhere in Newark and nearby, and delivery across the country.

Newark and Essex County, door to door.

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  • Door to door across Ironbound, Downtown, University Heights and nearby
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Hot lanes

Newark Route Board

The New Jersey Turnpike runs right through Newark as I-95, with I-78 and I-280 heading west. These are the lanes we book most out of New Jersey, all heading south, measured from Newark.

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FAQ

Questions About Newark

Can the driver pick up in the Ironbound?

Usually not at the door. The streets are tight and busy, so the driver will meet you on a wider road or at a lot nearby.

Where do most cars from Newark go?

South. Miami, Orlando and Tampa are our busiest lanes out of New Jersey, plus Atlanta. All four are on the route board above.

How far is Newark from Miami?

About 1,270 miles, almost all of it on I-95.

Newark, NJ

Newark Up Close

Airport & PortEWR and Port Newark sit side by side.
Turnpike & I-78The Turnpike is I-95 through town.
Parkway Truck LimitsBig trucks can’t use the Garden State Parkway up here.
The IronboundNarrow streets and tight parking east of Penn Station.
  1. The Ironbound

    The Ironbound’s streets are narrow, busy and lined with parked cars, especially near Ferry Street’s restaurants. The driver will likely meet you on a wider road or a lot nearby.

  2. How carriers get here

    Big trucks are barred from the Garden State Parkway this far north, so carriers come in on the Turnpike, I-78 or I-280. That’s why a meeting spot near one of them is sometimes quicker.

  3. Heading south for the winter

    Three of our four busiest lanes out of New Jersey end in Florida. Book a few weeks ahead in October and November, when snowbird season fills carriers.

Areas we cover

IronboundDowntownUniversity HeightsForest HillNorth WardVailsburgWeequahicEast OrangeIrvingtonHarrisonKearnyBellevilleBloomfieldElizabeth

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