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The following is a list of limousine companies.

• Driving to Kennedy Airport
  
• Driving to LaGuardia Airport
  
• Driving to Newark Airport

Driving to Kennedy Airport

Location: JFK is located on the south shore of Long Island in Queens County. The two major highway systems serving JFK are the north-south Van Wyck Expressway (US RT. 678) and the coastal Belt Parkway (US Rt. 27).

Directions From Midtown Manhattan: JFK is approximately forty-five to sixty minutes from Midtown Manhattan. The best route from midtown is through the Midtown Manhattan Tunnel (toll) onto the Long Island Expressway (495 East). Then follow the LIE to the Van Wyck south (Rt. 678). The Van Wyck south leads right into JFK. Be prepared to spend more time in transit during rush hour.

Directions From Lower Manhattan: JFK is roughly an hour from Lower Manhattan. However, during rush hour, the trip can take up to two hours. If traffic on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (Rt. 278) north is moving smoothly, the best way to reach JFK is to cross the East River at the Brooklyn, Williamsburg or Manhattan bridges. Take the BQE to the Long Island Expressway, then follow the LIE down to the Van Wyck south. If traffic is heavy on the BQE north take the BQE south until it becomes the Belt Parkway. Follow the sign on the Belt Parkway to JFK. The route along the South Shore is prettier than the Long Island Expressway and with normal traffic can be almost as fast.

For a map of the roads leading to JFK, and directions from locations other than Manhattan, see the Driving to Kennedy Airport section of the New York / New Jersey Port Authority webpage www.panynj.gov/aviation.

Parking: Both long-term and short-term parking are available at JFK. For more information on parking and fees and for maps of the terminal and parking areas see the JFK Parking Information portion of the New York / New Jersey Port Authority website. For up-to-date information on the availability of parking call 718-244-4080.

Construction Advisories: JFK seems to be constantly under construction. The road system is being redesigned, new parking garages and terminals are being built, some terminals are being renovated, and a light rail system is being constructed. Watch for detour signs. Information is available at the JFK Construction Advisory page of the Port Authority website. However, this page is not always up-to-date, so if you want to be really informed about the construction at JFK call 1-800-Air-Ride.

Driving to La Guardia Airport:

Location: This 650 acre airport is located on the northern shore of Queens and is surrounded by Flushing Bay. It is directly across the East River about nine miles from midtown Manhattan. LGA is accessible by the Grand Central Parkway, local highways, a ferry from Manhattan, helicopter and seaplane.

Directions From Upper Manhattan: The best route from the East Side is north on the FDR to the Triboro Bridge ($3.50 toll). Take the Triboro Bridge to the Grand Central Parkway East to LGA. The best route from the West Side is to take Riverside Drive or one of the avenues to 125th Street. Follow 125th Street to the Triboro Bridge. After crossing the Triboro take the Grand Central Parkway East to LGA.

Directions From Midtown Manhattan: Take the Queens-Midtown Tunnel to the Long Island Expressway (495) East to the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (278) East. Then take the BQE to the Grand Central Parkway East. Follow the Grand Central Parkway East to LGA.

Directions From Lower Manhattan: Take First Avenue up to 34th Street. Turn left and follow the signs for the Queens-Midtown Tunnel entrance. After the tunnel, take the Long Island Expressway (495) east to the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (278) East. Take the BQE to the Grand Central Parkway East. Follow the Grand Central Parkway east to LGA.

Parking: Daily and Long-Term parking are available at La Guardia Airport. For more information on parking at La Guardia see the LGA Parking Information section of the New York/New Jersey Port Authority webpage. For parking information you can call 718-533-3850.

Driving to Newark Airport:

Location: Newark International Airport is approximately sixteen miles southwest of midtown Manhattan. It is accessible from Exits 13A and 14 of the New Jersey Turnpike (Rt. 95) and US Rt. 1, 9, 21, 22 and 78. EWR is three miles south of Newark, New Jersey.

Directions From Upper Manhattan: Take the Cross Bronx Expressway (Rt. 95 North) to the George Washington Bridge. Follow Rt. 95 to the New Jersey Turnpike (Rt. 95 south ) until exit 14. Follow Rt. 78 to the Newark Airport exit.

Directions From Midtown Manhattan: Take the Lincon Tunnel (36th St.) to 495. Follow 495 to the New Jersey Turnpike (Rt. 95) and take exit 14 to Rt. 78. Take Rt. 78 to the airport exit.

Directions From Lower Manhattan: Take the Holland Tunnel onto the Pulaski Skyway (east on Rts. 1 and 9 and 22) to the airport exit.

Parking: Hourly, daily and long-term parking are available at Newark Airport. For more information on parking at Newark Airport, see the EWR Parking Information portion of the New York/New Jersey Port Authority website. To find our about the current availability of parking at Newark Airport call 1-88-397-4636 and press 22 to bypass the menu.

The Delta Water Shuttle is no longer functioning. It is possible that Circle Line Harbor Cruises will being running a high-speed ferry from Manhattan to La Guardia. Check back for updates.