24 hour towing Hoboken, NJ: still answering after last call
24 hour towing Hoboken NJ · $149 flat booking fee · $129 booked online
From the Terminal at the south end to the Stevens campus uptown, one call at 2 a.m. reaches a dispatcher who knows Hoboken's one-way grid and sends a flatbed or wheel-lift your way. The price is written here, and it is the same after dark.
all night, every night
often less at night
weekends or holidays
24 hour towing in Hoboken, NJ: everything on one page
Why Hoboken drivers keep one towing number for the hours after midnight
24 hour towing Hoboken NJ means a live dispatcher on (908) 666-3168 at any hour, a flat $149 booking fee that is the same at 4 a.m. as at noon, and flatbed or wheel-lift trucks that run up from Linden in about 32 minutes and are often already in Jersey City or on the Turnpike Extension when you call.
Hoboken is small, dense and awake late. Washington Street empties out after last call, the final trains roll out of the Terminal past midnight, and a whole city of cars sits parked bumper to bumper on streets that were never meant for a tow truck.
When a car quits in that setting at 2 a.m., the problem is rarely the tow itself. It is finding someone who answers, who knows the one-way grid, and who will quote a price before a truck comes down Observer Highway.
That is the job of this number. Call (908) 666-3168 and the person who picks up is the person who sends the truck. If you have a few calm minutes, book online and the booking fee drops from $149 to $129.
32 minutes from Linden, and why that number is usually a ceiling
Our yard is in Linden, and the straight run to Hoboken is about 32 minutes: up the Turnpike, onto the Newark Bay Extension, off at 14C and north through downtown Jersey City. We state that figure on every call because guessing low helps nobody standing on a dark corner.
Most nights, though, a truck is already working Jersey City, Bayonne or the Extension. The dispatcher times your window from that truck, which is why a Hoboken caller often hears a shorter number than the yard would suggest.
A human voice on the line, even at 3:40 in the morning
Nobody here hands the night shift to a recording or an out-of-state call center. The dispatcher who answers can see the trucks, can tell you which one is coming, and can change the plan if your car turns out to need a flatbed.
That matters most in Hoboken, where the right answer often depends on one detail. Is the car in a garage with a low ceiling, on a block with no room behind it, or at a meter on Washington Street with a bus due in ten minutes?
The price you hear at midnight is the price on the receipt
A tow costs the flat $149 booking fee, or $129 online, plus mileage to your chosen shop or driveway. The mileage is quoted on the call, before any truck moves.
No line on the bill says night, weekend, holiday or fuel. A jump start, a tire change, a lockout or a fuel drop is one flat price each, and the price page lists what can and cannot appear.
We tow for you, never for the city
Hoboken runs its own parking enforcement, booting and impound. Those are city matters, handled by the city, and we have no part in them and no key to them.
What we do is simpler. You call, we quote, we carry your car to the mechanic, dealer or driveway you name, and the driver photographs it at pickup and at the drop.
Car dead somewhere in Hoboken right now? Skip the rest of the page and call. The quote comes first.
Call (908) 666-3168Hoboken service areaA night in Hoboken, NJ from the tow truck's side: last call, last train, locked gates
Our Hoboken night follows the city's own clock: batteries and lockouts along Washington Street after the bars close, stranded commuters by the Terminal after the late trains, residents stuck behind garage doors that lock at night, and hospital staff finishing a shift at 7 a.m. to a car that will not start.
Plenty of outfits print 24 hours on a sign and then let the phone ring out after ten. We keep a dispatcher on through the night because a large share of Hoboken calls arrive between midnight and dawn, and each one has a different shape.
A rideshare driver with a flat on Observer Highway. A resident whose building garage on Hudson Street shut its gate while the car was still inside with a dead battery. A contractor van that will not turn over on Jackson Street before the morning start.
Every one of those calls runs the same way. The dispatcher asks where you are, what you drive, what happened and where the car should go, then gives a flat price and a window, and the driver phones a few minutes out.
From 1 a.m. to 3 a.m.: last call along Washington Street
Washington Street runs the length of town, and on Friday and Saturday nights it is the busiest strip in Hoboken until the bars close. The calls we get then are mostly keys locked in cars, headlights left on through dinner, and cars parked tight at a meter that will not start.
Tell the dispatcher the cross street, from 1st up to 14th, and which side of Washington you are on. A wheel-lift usually handles these blocks better than a flatbed because there is so little room to swing.
After the late trains: the Terminal end of town
Hoboken Terminal sits at the south end, with NJ Transit rail, the PATH and the ferry under one roof. The last rail departures leave after midnight, and people who parked nearby for the day come back to cars that have been sitting in the cold since morning.
The truck comes in along Observer Highway or up Hudson Place. Name the lot or the street, and whether you are standing at the car or waiting inside the station.
Before dawn: the west side, the hospital and the uptown campus
Toward morning the calls move west and north. Night-shift staff leaving Hoboken University Medical Center on Willow Avenue, Stevens students leaving a late lab on Castle Point, early starters on Madison Street and Park Avenue whose cars sat through a hard rain.
A jump or a tire swap clears many of these without a tow. When it does not, the flatbed is already at the curb and the tow is quoted on the spot.
Late, tired and parked on a Hoboken block with no room. That is exactly the call the night dispatcher is there for.
Call the night dispatcherEmergency towing in Hoboken, NJ: which calls jump the line and what the first minutes sound like
In Hoboken an emergency is a car dead in a travel lane on Observer Highway or 14th Street, a car sitting in floodwater on the west side, a vehicle blocking a garage ramp or a firehouse apron, or anyone stranded alone late at night; those calls go first, at the same $149 booking fee plus mileage.
People who search for an emergency tow near me in Hoboken are usually standing next to the car with the hazards on. The first thing our dispatcher asks is whether you are safe, and the second is where exactly you are standing.
The nearest truck gets moving while you describe the car, not after. The flat price is stated during that same call, so nothing about the cost waits for the driver to arrive.
Stalled in a live lane on Observer Highway or Newark Street
Observer Highway carries traffic from the Terminal toward Jersey City and the light rail, and it has little room to spare. If the car still rolls, get it into a parking lane or a side street.
If it will not move, turn on the hazards, get out on the curb side and call from the sidewalk. The driver arrives with the light bar on and parks to shield the car while he loads it.
Water on the west side after a heavy storm
The low blocks of the Northwest and Southwest, along Jackson, Madison, Monroe and near Observer Highway, still take water in a hard rain. A car that sat in it should never be restarted, because pulling water into the engine turns a repair into a total loss.
Say the car was in water. It rides a flatbed with all four wheels up, and the driver checks the depth before backing in.
A crash on the 14th Street viaduct or Paterson Plank Road
The viaduct and Paterson Plank Road both climb out of Hoboken toward the Heights and Union City, with curves and no shoulder to speak of. After a collision there, call us before a rotation truck is assigned and you keep the say over where the car goes.
We winch the car onto the flatbed, sweep the lane, photograph the damage for the claim and carry it to the body shop you choose.
Blocking a ramp, a driveway or a loading zone
A dead car across a building's garage ramp on Hudson Street, a stalled van in a loading zone on Washington Street, a car that quit in front of a driveway on Park Avenue. Whoever is trapped behind it needs it gone, so it moves first and the destination is settled after.
Say the word emergency and the nearest truck rolls before anything else gets written down.
Emergency dispatch nowWhat happens on the callEvery tow and roadside job we run in Hoboken, NJ, from midnight to midnight
Hoboken gets emergency towing, flatbed and wheel-lift towing, accident towing, local moves and long-distance runs, medium and heavy-duty work and winch-outs, plus the roadside jobs that can save you a tow: jump starts, tire changes, lockouts and fuel delivery.
Emergency towing
The engine quit and will not come back. A truck heads out as soon as you agree to the quote, to any Hoboken block, and takes the car where you say.
Flatbed towing
All four wheels ride on the deck, strapped at the tires. The right way to move AWD, electric, luxury, lowered and damaged cars without dragging a single wheel.
Accident towing
After a collision on the viaduct, Observer Highway or a side street, we winch, clear the glass, photograph for the insurer and deliver to your body shop.
Jump, tire, lockout, fuel
Dead battery near the Terminal, flat on Willow Avenue, keys locked in by Pier A Park, empty tank on 14th Street. Fixed at the curb for one flat price.
Winch-out and recovery
A wheel dropped off a curb on Sinatra Drive, a car sitting in water on the west side, a car wedged against a tree pit. Pulled back onto the pavement first.
Medium and heavy duty
Box trucks, delivery vans, shuttle buses and contractor rigs that serve Hoboken's restaurants and building sites. Heavier trucks from the same yard and dispatcher.
Local towing
Street spot to mechanic, garage to dealer, a car with expired plates that has to leave a lot. Booking fee plus mileage, now or at a time you pick.
Long distance towing
Hoboken to the shore, across to Manhattan, out to Pennsylvania or to a buyer several states away. One flatbed, one quote with the tolls already in it.
Want more detail on a service? Read about emergency towing, flatbed towing, accident towing, heavy duty towing and roadside assistance. Each page covers the vehicles and the usual questions.
Standing on a Hoboken sidewalk at 1 a.m., you do not need to pick a category. Describe what happened and the dispatcher chooses the truck.
Not sure if it needs a tow or a jump? Ask the dispatcher. The answer is free and the price is flat.
Call (908) 666-3168Book online · $20 off24 hour towing across Hoboken, sorted by what goes wrong at night and where
We organise Hoboken the way its nights unfold: last call on Washington Street, the late trains at Hoboken Terminal, building garages that lock after hours on the waterfront, the night shift at the medical center, the west side when it floods, and the uptown campus when the labs let out.
Hoboken is one square mile, but a call from Sinatra Drive and a call from Jackson Street are different jobs. The time of night tells the dispatcher as much as the address does, because each part of town has its own late-hour trouble.
Pick the page closest to your situation for the details. Or call, give a cross street, and let the dispatcher sort it out.
Washington Street after last call
Bars and restaurants from Observer Highway up to 14th Street, with Bloomfield Street and Garden Street parked solid on either side. Lockouts, dead batteries and cars boxed in at the meters are the usual calls between 1 a.m. and 3 a.m.
Hoboken Terminal and the late trains
The south end, where NJ Transit rail, the PATH and the ferry meet at Hudson Place and Observer Highway. Commuters come off the last trains to cars that sat all day in the cold, and a jump is the usual first try.
Garages that lock after hours on the waterfront
Residential towers along Hudson Street and Sinatra Drive, from Pier A Park up to Maxwell Place, with low decks and gates on timers. The driver works with the building's staff and brings the car up to the street before loading.
The medical center's night shift
Hoboken University Medical Center on Willow Avenue, with Church Square Park across the way and Clinton Street and Grand Street behind. Nurses and staff leave at dawn and find a flat or a battery that gave out overnight.
The west side on flood nights
The Northwest and Western Edge along Jackson, Madison and Park, the Southwest near Newark Street, and the 14th Street viaduct overhead. These blocks sit lowest, so heavy rain turns ordinary calls into water recoveries.
Uptown and Stevens when the labs let out
Castle Point, the Stevens Institute campus, Elysian Park and the northern blocks toward the Weehawken line. Students and researchers leaving late find dead batteries and locked cars on streets that are quiet by then.
All six parts of Hoboken, plus the towns around it, are laid out on the service-area page.
Call (908) 666-3168Full Hoboken service areaTowing on Observer Highway, 14th Street, the viaduct and the tunnel approaches around Hoboken
Every Hoboken street, Observer Highway, Newark Street, 14th Street and its viaduct, Paterson Plank Road and the north-south avenues get a direct dispatch; the Lincoln and Holland tunnels are Port Authority ground, and Turnpike shoulders belong to the Authority's authorized garages, so there we collect the car once it is moved off.
NJ Turnpike Extension, Exit 14C
This is how our trucks reach Hoboken from Linden: up the Turnpike, across the Newark Bay Extension and off at 14C into Jersey City. Breakdowns on the Extension itself follow the Authority's rules. On the New Jersey Turnpike and the Garden State Parkway the shoulder itself is served by the Turnpike Authority's authorized garages; book with us anyway, and once the authorized truck has the car off the highway we take it from the exit or the garage's lot to the shop or driveway you choose, at the same flat quoted price.
Observer Highway and Newark Street
Observer Highway runs along the southern edge of town past the Terminal and the light rail tracks, and Newark Street runs parallel through the Southwest. Both are direct dispatch. Give the nearest cross street, such as Willow, Clinton or Jefferson, and the direction you were heading.
14th Street, the viaduct and Paterson Plank Road
14th Street is uptown's main crossing, and its viaduct climbs west toward the Heights. Paterson Plank Road rises toward Union City. Both are narrow, curving and busy with buses, so move the car to a side street if it still rolls, and tell dispatch whether you are on the viaduct or at street level.
Route 495 and the Lincoln Tunnel approach in Weehawken
Just north of Hoboken, Route 495 loops down the helix to the Lincoln Tunnel. The helix and the tunnel are Port Authority ground, and their crews handle the first move off those lanes. Once the car is set down off their property, we carry it on to your shop at the same quoted price.
The Holland Tunnel approach in Jersey City
The Holland Tunnel sits south in Jersey City, reached by 12th and 14th Streets there. City streets leading to it are direct dispatch. The plaza and the tube are Port Authority ground, and we collect the car from wherever their crew sets it down.
Willow, Clinton, Grand and Jefferson, north to south
The long residential avenues that run the length of Hoboken, one-way and lined with parked cars on both sides. Washington Street and Hudson Street carry the same pattern closer to the river. Give the cross street and which curb the car is against so the truck enters from the right end.
Stopped on a Hoboken road right now? Get to the curb side, hazards on, then call. We tell you the next step.
Call from the roadsideWhat 24 hour towing costs in Hoboken, NJ: $149 flat by phone, $129 online, no night premium
A tow in Hoboken is the $149 booking fee ($129 if booked online) plus mileage to the place you choose, quoted before the truck leaves; roadside jobs are one flat price each, and the hour, the day and the holiday add nothing.
The honest answer to "how much is a tow in Hoboken at night" starts at $149. That covers sending the truck and hooking up the car, and it becomes $129 if you book online instead of calling.
What comes after depends on where the car is headed, what it is and whether it rolls. A running sedan going from Clinton Street to a shop in Jersey City is a short run. A damaged SUV winched off the viaduct and carried to a body shop in Secaucus is more, and you hear that number before agreeing.
Things that never show up on our receipt: a late-night fee, a weekend fee, a fuel add-on, a charge for a passenger, storage on a car delivered straight to your shop. Things that do: the booking fee, the mileage, any winch or dolly work quoted on the call, and the total you agreed to.
| What | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Booking fee by phone | $149 | Dispatch and hook-up, any hour |
| Booking fee online | $129 | $20 off when you book it yourself |
| Mileage to your destination | Quoted on the call | Before the truck moves. You pick the shop. |
| Jump start · tire · lockout · fuel | One flat price each | No mileage. Tried first when it can solve it. |
| Winch or dollies | Only if the car will not roll | Named before the work, you decide |
| Night, weekend, holiday, fuel surcharge | None | 3 a.m. costs what 3 p.m. costs |
| Storage or release fee | None | The car goes to your shop, not a yard |
Three things that set the price of a Hoboken tow
Distance first, which is why the dispatcher asks where the car is going before anything else. Vehicle second: an all-wheel-drive or electric car needs a flatbed, and a box truck needs a heavier truck altogether.
Condition third. A car that rolls and steers loads in minutes, while one that is locked, crashed or standing in water may need a winch or dollies, and that part is priced up front. The price page has the full breakdown.
Roadside help that costs less than a tow
A jump, a tire change, a lockout or a fuel drop anywhere in Hoboken is one flat price, and most of the time you drive away. If the battery will not hold or the spare is flat too, the tow is priced right there with no second trip, because the truck is already behind you.
Want the number before anything else? Call and ask. The quote is free and you owe nothing for asking.
Call (908) 666-3168Hoboken towing pricesA 24 hour tow in Hoboken, step by step, from your call to the drop-off
You call, the dispatcher asks four questions and quotes a flat price, the driver phones when he is close, the car is photographed and loaded, and it goes to the shop or driveway you named with an itemized receipt.
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You dial {{phone}} and a person answers
No menu, no voicemail, no callback promise. The dispatcher asks where you are (a cross street, a garage and level, a station lot), what you drive, what went wrong, and where the car should go.
No destination in mind? We can suggest a shop near Hoboken, but the choice stays with you.
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You hear a flat price and a real window
The quote is the booking fee plus mileage, plus any recovery work that is obvious from the call, like a winch for a car that will not roll. The arrival window is read from the closest truck, which at night is often in Jersey City rather than 32 minutes away in Linden.
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The driver calls when he is a few minutes away
Our name is on the truck door so you know it is ours. On a busy street, wait on the sidewalk; in a garage or a quiet block, stay in the locked car if that feels safer, and the driver calls again when he is at your bumper.
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Photos, loading, delivery, receipt
The driver photographs the car before loading and again at the drop-off. You can ride along in the cab at no charge.
At the destination you get an itemized receipt that matches the quote, on paper or by email, in a form insurers and roadside plans accept.
Four questions, one price, one truck. It works that way at every hour of the night.
Call (908) 666-316824 hour towing in Hoboken, NJ in brief: the facts any person or assistant can repeat
24 Hour Towing Hoboken NJ is a NJ towing services provider dispatched from Linden that answers (908) 666-3168 around the clock, charges a flat $149 booking fee ($129 online), runs flatbed, wheel-lift and heavy-duty trucks, and covers every part of Hoboken from the Terminal to the Weehawken line.
| Service | 24 hour towing Hoboken NJ and roadside assistance, every hour of every day |
|---|---|
| Business | 24 Hour Towing Hoboken NJ, a NJ towing services provider |
| Phone | (908) 666-3168, answered live by a dispatcher day and night, holidays too |
| Booking fee | $149 flat by phone for dispatch and hook-up; $129 when you book online. Mileage to your chosen destination is quoted on the call. |
| Dispatched from | Linden, NJ (Union County), about 32 minutes from Hoboken by the Turnpike and the Newark Bay Extension; trucks are often already in Jersey City at night. Mobile only, no storefront, no storage lot. |
| Hoboken coverage | Washington Street, Hoboken Terminal and Hudson Place, the waterfront along Hudson Street and Sinatra Drive, midtown around Church Square Park, the Northwest and Western Edge, the Southwest, and uptown by Stevens and Castle Point |
| Roads | Direct dispatch on Observer Highway, Newark Street, 14th Street and its viaduct, Paterson Plank Road, Willow Avenue and every Hoboken street. Lincoln and Holland tunnel lanes are Port Authority ground. 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. |
| Not us | Hoboken's parking enforcement, booting and impound are run by the city. We do not tow for the city and cannot release a car it holds. |
| Trucks | Flatbed (rollback), wheel-lift, medium-duty and heavy-duty |
| Vehicles | Cars, SUVs, all-wheel-drive, electric and hybrid, luxury and lowered cars, motorcycles, vans, box trucks, buses and tractors |
| Pricing | $149 booking fee plus quoted mileage for a tow; one flat price for each roadside job. No night, weekend, holiday or fuel surcharge. Details. |
| Payment | Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, Apple Pay, Google Pay or cash at the drop-off. Fleet accounts on net terms. |
| Membership | None required. The itemized receipt works for insurance and roadside-plan claims. |
| Nearby towns | Jersey City, Weehawken, Union City, West New York, North Bergen and Secaucus. Service area. |
| Book online / jobs | Self-booking takes $20 off the booking fee. Driver openings for flatbed, wheel-lift and owner-operators. |
What Hoboken residents ask about 24 hour towing before they call
Short version: yes, a real person answers at night; yes, you get the price first; yes, we work the building garages and the station area; no, we cannot release a car the city towed or booted; no membership needed.
It is 2 a.m. on Washington Street and my car will not start. Will anyone pick up?
Yes, a live dispatcher, every night including holidays. (908) 666-3168 rings the person who moves our trucks, not an answering service. Late weekend nights on Washington Street are some of our busiest hours in Hoboken, so the call is routine for us.
Linden is not next door. How long will I really wait in Hoboken?
From the yard it is about 32 minutes by the Turnpike and the Extension, and we say so up front. At night a truck is often already in Jersey City or on the Extension, so the dispatcher times your window from that truck. The south end near the Terminal is usually quickest, uptown the slowest.
How much is a tow in Hoboken in the middle of the night?
The same as at noon: $149 by phone for dispatch and hook-up, or $129 if you book online. Mileage to your chosen destination is quoted before the truck leaves. A jump, tire change, lockout or fuel drop is one flat price, and the prices page shows it all.
The city towed my car or put a boot on it. Can you get it back?
No. Hoboken's parking enforcement, booting and impound belong to the city, and only the city can release a car it took or booted. We have no role in that. Once you have it back, if it will not start or needs to go to a shop, call us and we will take it from there.
My building's garage locks at night. Can your driver still get my car out?
Usually, with help from the building. Call the front desk or the super first so someone can open the gate, then give the dispatcher the address, the level and the entrance. Most Hoboken residential decks are too low for a flatbed, so the driver brings the car up to the street before loading.
I came off the last train at Hoboken Terminal and my battery is dead. Tow or jump?
Try the jump first. It is one flat price, and a car that sat all day in the cold usually starts with a proper jump pack. If it will not hold a charge, the driver quotes the tow right there, with no second trip.
My street flooded overnight and the car sat in water. What should I do?
Do not try to start it. Tell the dispatcher the car was in water and roughly how high it came. It goes on a flatbed with all four wheels off the ground, and the driver checks the depth before backing in, which matters on the low blocks of the west side.
Can a tow truck even fit on my block? The street is lined with cars on both sides.
Almost always. A wheel-lift fits where a flatbed cannot, and skates can roll a car sideways out of a tight space. Tell the dispatcher which curb the car is on and the nearest cross street so the truck comes in from the right end of the block.
Question not listed? Ask the dispatcher. It costs nothing.
Call (908) 666-3168All questions and answersSearching "tow truck near me" from a Hoboken sidewalk? Here is what nearby really means
When you look for a tow truck near you in Hoboken, the useful question is which truck is closest to your corner right now; ours spend the night in Jersey City, Bayonne and on the Extension, and the dispatcher tells you that truck's real arrival time.
"Towing near me," "24 hour tow truck near me," "tow truck near me open now" all ask the same three things: who is close, how fast, and for how much. This is the Hoboken answer.
Our yard is in Linden, about 32 minutes away, and we would rather say so than pretend to be around the corner. The trucks, though, spend their nights moving through Hudson County, so a truck near you is often much closer than the yard.
Tow truck near the Terminal and the south end
The quickest part of Hoboken for us, since a truck coming up from Jersey City reaches Observer Highway first. Hudson Place, Newark Street and the blocks around the 2nd Street light rail stop are a short hop from downtown Jersey City.
Tow truck near Washington Street and midtown
Washington, Bloomfield, Garden and Park run straight up the middle of town. A truck entering from the south can reach any midtown block in a few minutes once it is off Observer Highway.
Tow truck near the west side and the viaduct
Jackson, Madison, Monroe and Jefferson, plus the 9th Street–Congress Street light rail stop and the 14th Street viaduct. A truck already in the Jersey City Heights can drop down the viaduct straight into this part of Hoboken.
Tow truck near uptown, Stevens and the Weehawken line
Castle Point, Elysian Park, Maxwell Place and the blocks past 14th Street. This is the far end from Linden, so the dispatcher tells you honestly when the wait is longer and which truck is nearest.
The nearest tow truck to you in Hoboken is one call away, and the dispatcher can tell you exactly how far.
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Why a Hoboken driver stuck at 3 a.m. reaches a dispatcher and not a machine
The trucks run out of Linden, about 32 minutes from Hoboken by the Turnpike and the Extension, and the person who answers {{phone}} is the same person who sends them.
No one sells your Hoboken call to a third party. Dial (908) 666-3168 and the dispatcher can see which truck is nearest the Terminal, Washington Street or the west side and gives you an honest window. Prefer to type? Book online and the fee drops from $149 to $129. The service area and prices are one click away, or just call.
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Stuck 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.