Staten Island Car Service

Staten Island Car Service NYC - Premium Black Car Service Throughout Richmond County

Staten Island is like the suburbs within NYC—and we mean that in the best way. At 58 square miles, it is the least densely populated NYC borough and the most suburban, with tree-lined streets, single-family homes, parks, beaches, and a totally different vibe from Manhattan or Brooklyn. That is why we have been running car service throughout Staten Island for years, covering every neighborhood from St. George to Tottenville, Great Kills to New Dorp, Annadale to Stapleton. Here is the thing most people do not realize: Staten Island is the closest NYC borough to Newark Airport. Not close—the closest. From most Staten Island neighborhoods, you are looking at 15 to 20 miles and 25 to 40 minutes to Newark via the Goethals Bridge or Outerbridge Crossing. Compare that to Manhattan (16-18 miles but 40-60 minutes through tunnels and traffic) or Brooklyn (20+ miles via multiple bridges), and you realize how good Staten Island residents have it for Newark access. Whether you are flying out of Newark from your home in Tottenville (literally 15 minutes away), heading to JFK from Great Kills (longer ride via the Verrazano Bridge but we handle it), catching the Staten Island Ferry to Manhattan for a meeting, or need hourly chauffeur service for the day, we have got you covered.

Our drivers know Staten Island inside and out—every neighborhood, every route, every bridge. They know that the Staten Island Expressway runs east-west across the island and is the main artery for getting around. They know that Hylan Boulevard runs along the east shore and Victory Boulevard cuts across the north shore. They know that the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge is the only vehicular connection between Staten Island and the rest of NYC (connecting to Brooklyn), and that the toll is brutal—over $13 eastbound from Staten Island to Brooklyn (but no toll westbound coming back). They know that the free Staten Island Ferry is a beautiful 25-minute ride from St. George to Lower Manhattan with Statue of Liberty views, but cars cannot take it—only passengers walk on. They know that Staten Island has bridge connections to New Jersey via the Goethals Bridge (to Elizabeth), Outerbridge Crossing (to Perth Amboy), and Bayonne Bridge (to Bayonne), making New Jersey destinations super accessible. We run a full fleet of luxury vehicles—Mercedes S-Class, BMW 7-Series, Cadillac Escalades—all detailed, professional, and ready 24/7. Staten Island is quiet, residential, and suburban, but our service is just as premium as what we provide in Manhattan or Brooklyn.

Staten Island to Newark Airport Car Service - Closest NYC Borough to Newark

Here is the biggest advantage Staten Island has: it is the closest NYC borough to Newark Airport. From most Staten Island neighborhoods, you are looking at 15 to 20 miles and 25 to 40 minutes to Newark depending on where you are starting from and which bridge you take. There are two main routes from Staten Island to Newark: Goethals Bridge (connects Staten Island to Elizabeth, New Jersey, then straight to Newark via Routes 1 and 9 or the New Jersey Turnpike), and Outerbridge Crossing (connects Staten Island to Perth Amboy, New Jersey, then to Newark via Garden State Parkway or Routes 440 and 1 and 9). Both bridges are tolled but way cheaper than the Verrazano. Our drivers choose the route based on your starting point in Staten Island and real-time traffic conditions. If you are in the northern or central part of Staten Island (St. George, New Dorp, Graniteville), we will usually take the Goethals Bridge. If you are in the southern part (Tottenville, Richmond Valley, Annadale), we will take the Outerbridge Crossing. Both routes feed into the New Jersey Turnpike or local highways that run straight to Newark Airport, serving all three terminals (A, B, C). Newark is United's major hub and handles tons of international carriers, making it a popular choice for business and international travel. And if you are in Staten Island, you have the best access to Newark of any NYC borough—closer than Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, or the Bronx.

St. George to Newark: 18 miles, 30-40 minutes via Goethals Bridge to Routes 1 and 9 to Newark Airport. Sedan $120, SUV $155. St. George is the northernmost neighborhood with the Staten Island Ferry terminal, government buildings, and waterfront access. Quick shot to Newark via Goethals.

Tottenville to Newark: 15 miles, 25-35 minutes via Outerbridge Crossing to Garden State Parkway to Newark. Sedan $120, SUV $155. Tottenville is the southernmost point of New York State—literally the southern tip of Staten Island. You are closer to Newark than any other major NYC neighborhood. This is the shortest route to Newark from anywhere in NYC.

Great Kills to Newark: 16 miles, 28-38 minutes via Goethals Bridge or Outerbridge to New Jersey routes to Newark. Sedan $120, SUV $155. Great Kills is on the east shore with a marina, parks, and residential neighborhoods. Super close to Newark—one of the best-kept secrets for Newark access.

New Dorp to Newark: 17 miles, 28-38 minutes via Goethals Bridge to Routes 1 and 9 to Newark. Sedan $120, SUV $155. New Dorp is the commercial hub of Staten Island with shopping, restaurants, and central location. Direct access to Goethals Bridge for Newark runs.

Annadale to Newark: 15 miles, 25-35 minutes via Outerbridge Crossing to Garden State Parkway to Newark. Sedan $120, SUV $155. Annadale is on the south shore near the Outerbridge. You are basically right at the New Jersey border—Newark is a quick ride away.

Stapleton to Newark: 18 miles, 30-40 minutes via Goethals Bridge to Routes 1 and 9 to Newark. Sedan $120, SUV $155. Stapleton is on the north shore near the ferry terminal. Easy access to the Goethals Bridge for Newark trips.

All Staten Island to Newark rates are flat and include tolls (Goethals Bridge, Outerbridge Crossing, New Jersey Turnpike as needed), taxes, and gratuity. No surge pricing, no surprises. Flight tracking included—if your flight is delayed, your pickup time adjusts automatically at no extra charge. Meet and greet service at all Newark terminals (A, B, C) with 60 minutes complimentary wait time for international arrivals, 30 minutes for domestic. Our drivers monitor your flight in real-time and adjust pickup times if you land early or late. The fact that Staten Island is the closest NYC borough to Newark means you have the fastest, most convenient Newark access in New York City. If you fly United or international carriers through Newark, living in Staten Island is a huge advantage.

Staten Island to JFK Airport Car Service - Via Verrazano Bridge and Belt Parkway

Getting from Staten Island to JFK is a longer ride than Newark, but it is totally doable and we handle it all the time. From most Staten Island neighborhoods, you are looking at 25 to 30 miles and 45 to 65 minutes depending on your starting point and traffic. The main route is via the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge from Staten Island to Brooklyn, then the Belt Parkway along the southern Brooklyn waterfront straight to JFK. The Verrazano Bridge is the only vehicular connection between Staten Island and the rest of NYC, so there is no way around it. The toll is brutal—over $13 eastbound from Staten Island to Brooklyn (but no toll westbound when returning). The bridge itself can get backed up during rush hour, and Brooklyn traffic on the Belt Parkway adds time, but our drivers know exactly when to leave based on your flight time and real-time traffic conditions. JFK serves all eight terminals (1-8) with every major domestic and international carrier. For international flights, transatlantic routes, and most major airlines (except United which hubs at Newark), JFK is the go-to NYC airport. If you are in Staten Island and flying out of JFK, we will get you there on time with room to spare.

St. George to JFK: 28 miles, 50-65 minutes via Verrazano Bridge to Belt Parkway to JFK. Sedan $170, SUV $220. St. George is the northernmost Staten Island neighborhood, so the ride to JFK is longer. But we handle it—our drivers monitor traffic and plan accordingly.

Tottenville to JFK: 30 miles, 55-70 minutes via Staten Island Expressway to Verrazano to Belt Parkway to JFK. Sedan $170, SUV $220. Tottenville is the southern tip of Staten Island, so you have to cross the entire borough before hitting the Verrazano. Longer ride but totally manageable.

Great Kills to JFK: 26 miles, 45-60 minutes via Staten Island Expressway to Verrazano to Belt Parkway to JFK. Sedan $170, SUV $220. Great Kills is centrally located on the east shore. Reasonable ride to JFK via the expressway and bridge.

New Dorp to JFK: 26 miles, 45-60 minutes via Staten Island Expressway to Verrazano to Belt Parkway to JFK. Sedan $170, SUV $220. New Dorp is the commercial center with easy expressway access. Direct route to the Verrazano for JFK trips.

Annadale to JFK: 27 miles, 50-65 minutes via Staten Island Expressway to Verrazano to Belt Parkway to JFK. Sedan $170, SUV $220. Annadale is on the south shore. You will take the expressway north to the bridge, then continue to JFK.

All Staten Island to JFK rates are flat and include tolls (Verrazano Bridge ~$13), taxes, and gratuity. No surge pricing, no surprises. Flight tracking, meet and greet service at all JFK terminals (1-8), 60 minutes complimentary wait time for international arrivals, 30 minutes for domestic. The Verrazano Bridge toll is brutal, but it is the only way to drive from Staten Island to the rest of NYC, so it is unavoidable. Our rates include all tolls upfront—no hidden fees.

Staten Island to LaGuardia Airport Car Service - Longest NYC Airport Route

Staten Island to LaGuardia is the longest route to any NYC airport from Staten Island, and honestly, most Staten Island residents avoid LaGuardia for this reason. From most Staten Island neighborhoods, you are looking at 30 to 35 miles and 55 to 75 minutes depending on your starting point and traffic. There are two main route options: via the Verrazano Bridge to Brooklyn to the BQE (Brooklyn-Queens Expressway) to the Grand Central Parkway to LaGuardia, or via New Jersey bridges (Goethals or Bayonne) to the George Washington Bridge to the Bronx to the Grand Central Parkway to LaGuardia. Both routes are long and involve multiple bridges and highways. The Verrazano route means paying the $13+ toll and dealing with Brooklyn and Queens traffic. The New Jersey route means multiple tolls (Goethals, GW Bridge) and going way out of the way through New Jersey and the Bronx. Our drivers choose the route based on real-time traffic, but honestly, neither is great. LaGuardia serves mostly domestic flights (American, Delta, United, Southwest, JetBlue), and if you are in Staten Island, you are better off using Newark for most trips. But if you have to fly out of LaGuardia—maybe your company books it, or you have a Delta flight, or you are connecting to another destination—we will get you there. We handle plenty of Staten Island to LaGuardia runs, and our drivers know the fastest routes based on time of day and traffic patterns.

St. George to LaGuardia: 30 miles, 55-70 minutes via Verrazano to BQE to Grand Central Parkway to LaGuardia. Sedan $175, SUV $230. St. George is the closest Staten Island neighborhood to LaGuardia, but it is still a long ride through Brooklyn and Queens.

Tottenville to LaGuardia: 35 miles, 65-80 minutes via Staten Island Expressway to Verrazano to BQE to Grand Central to LaGuardia. Sedan $175, SUV $230. Tottenville is the southern tip, so this is the longest route. Plan for at least an hour and 15 minutes, maybe longer during rush hour.

Great Kills to LaGuardia: 32 miles, 60-75 minutes via Staten Island Expressway to Verrazano to BQE to Grand Central to LaGuardia. Sedan $175, SUV $230. Great Kills to LaGuardia is a solid hour-plus ride. Doable, but plan ahead.

New Dorp to LaGuardia: 32 miles, 60-75 minutes via Staten Island Expressway to Verrazano to BQE to Grand Central to LaGuardia. Sedan $175, SUV $230. New Dorp has expressway access for a direct route to the bridge, but it is still a long haul to LaGuardia.

All Staten Island to LaGuardia rates are flat and include tolls (Verrazano Bridge ~$13), taxes, and gratuity. Meet and greet service at all LaGuardia terminals (B, C, D), 30 minutes complimentary wait time for domestic arrivals, 60 minutes for international. LaGuardia just completed a massive renovation with brand new terminals, so the airport experience is way better than it used to be. But the ride from Staten Island is still long. If you have the option, Newark is usually a better choice from Staten Island.

Staten Island Ferry Car Service - Free Ferry to Manhattan with Beautiful Views

The Staten Island Ferry is one of the best-kept secrets in NYC—and it is totally free. The ferry runs 24/7 between St. George Ferry Terminal on Staten Island and Whitehall Terminal in Lower Manhattan. The ride takes about 25 minutes and offers incredible views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, the Manhattan skyline, and the harbor. It is legitimately beautiful, especially at sunset or at night when the city lights are glowing. The ferry carries over 70,000 passengers daily—commuters, tourists, locals—and operates multiple boats every 15 to 30 minutes depending on time of day. Here is the thing: the ferry only carries passengers. Private vehicles cannot take the ferry—only commercial trucks and authorized vehicles. So if you want to use the ferry for a Manhattan trip, you walk on as a passenger (free), enjoy the 25-minute ride, and walk off at Whitehall Terminal in Lower Manhattan near the Financial District and Battery Park. Our Staten Island Ferry car service works like this: We can drop you off at St. George Ferry Terminal on Staten Island, you take the ferry to Manhattan (free, 25 minutes), and we can have a vehicle waiting for you at Whitehall Terminal in Manhattan for onward travel. Or vice versa for return trips—we pick you up in Manhattan, you take the ferry back to Staten Island, and we meet you at St. George Terminal for your final destination on Staten Island.

This approach avoids the Verrazano Bridge toll ($13+) and bridge traffic, but it requires coordination and works best if you do not have a lot of luggage. For most airport transfers or business travel with luggage, clients prefer direct car service via the Verrazano Bridge for the convenience of door-to-door service without switching vehicles. But for casual trips, commuting, or sightseeing, the ferry is an amazing option. St. George Ferry Terminal has parking, shops, and the Richmond County Bank Ballpark (minor league baseball). Whitehall Terminal in Manhattan is right near Battery Park, the 9/11 Memorial, Wall Street, and the Financial District. Typical rates: Pickup or drop-off at St. George Ferry Terminal from any Staten Island neighborhood ranges $30-$60 depending on distance. Pickup at Whitehall Terminal in Manhattan for onward travel ranges from $50+ depending on destination. The ferry itself is free and runs 24/7—even on holidays. It is one of the last remaining free public transit options in NYC and offers better views than any subway or bus ride.

Staten Island to Manhattan Car Service - Via Verrazano Bridge Through Brooklyn

Staten Island to Manhattan car service via private vehicle means crossing the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge from Staten Island to Brooklyn, then continuing through Brooklyn to Manhattan via the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel, Manhattan Bridge, or other routes. The Verrazano is the only vehicular connection between Staten Island and the rest of NYC. It is a massive suspension bridge connecting the Narrows (the strait between Staten Island and Brooklyn) and is one of the longest suspension bridges in the world. The toll is brutal—over $13 eastbound from Staten Island to Brooklyn (but no toll westbound returning to Staten Island). From most Staten Island neighborhoods to Manhattan, you are looking at 20 to 28 miles and 40 to 65 minutes depending on your starting point, destination in Manhattan, and traffic. St. George (the northernmost Staten Island neighborhood) to Lower Manhattan is the shortest route—about 20 miles and 40-50 minutes via Verrazano to Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel. Tottenville to Midtown Manhattan is the longest—about 28 miles and 60+ minutes via Verrazano through Brooklyn to Manhattan. Our drivers monitor traffic in real-time and choose the fastest Brooklyn-to-Manhattan route based on your Manhattan destination: Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel for Lower Manhattan (Financial District, Battery Park City), Manhattan Bridge for downtown and Midtown, or BQE to FDR Drive for Midtown and Upper Manhattan.

St. George to Manhattan: 20 miles, 40-55 minutes via Verrazano to Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel to Lower Manhattan or via Brooklyn streets to Manhattan Bridge to Midtown. Sedan $140-$170, SUV $180-$220. St. George is closest to the Verrazano, making it the quickest Staten Island to Manhattan route.

Tottenville to Manhattan: 28 miles, 60-75 minutes via Staten Island Expressway to Verrazano to Brooklyn routes to Manhattan. Sedan $140-$170, SUV $180-$220. Tottenville is the southern tip, so you cross the entire borough before hitting the bridge. Longer ride but totally doable.

Great Kills to Manhattan: 23 miles, 45-60 minutes via Staten Island Expressway to Verrazano to Brooklyn routes to Manhattan. Sedan $140-$170, SUV $180-$220. Great Kills has expressway access for a direct route to the bridge and onward to Manhattan.

New Dorp to Manhattan: 23 miles, 45-60 minutes via Staten Island Expressway to Verrazano to Brooklyn routes to Manhattan. Sedan $140-$170, SUV $180-$220. New Dorp is centrally located with easy expressway access for Manhattan trips.

All rates include the Verrazano Bridge toll (~$13), Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel toll (~$15 if used), and all other tolls, taxes, and gratuity. We handle morning commutes (7-9 AM pickups for Staten Island residents working in Manhattan), evening return trips (5-7 PM from Manhattan offices), late-night service after meetings or shows, and weekend transportation. Corporate accounts available for regular Staten Island-Manhattan commuters with monthly billing and preferential rates.

Serving All Staten Island Neighborhoods - From St. George to Tottenville

Staten Island is the most suburban and least densely populated NYC borough. We serve every neighborhood, and each one has its own character:

North Shore: St. George (Staten Island Ferry terminal, government buildings, Richmond County Ballpark, waterfront redevelopment, cultural institutions), Stapleton (historic neighborhood, residential, near ferry), Tompkinsville (diverse community, commercial district), Port Richmond (commercial center, diverse population, shopping along Port Richmond Avenue), West Brighton (residential, parks), Graniteville (industrial and residential, near Staten Island Expressway).

Mid-Island: New Dorp (commercial hub of Staten Island—shopping, restaurants, Hylan Boulevard corridor, Staten Island Mall nearby, central location), Dongan Hills (residential, parks, near train line), Grant City (suburban feel, single-family homes), New Springville (Staten Island Mall, big-box retail, residential developments), Bulls Head (commercial and residential), Heartland Village (suburban residential).

East Shore: South Beach (waterfront, boardwalk, residential), Midland Beach (beach community, parks, summer destination), Great Kills (marina, Great Kills Park, residential neighborhoods, beach access, parks), Oakwood (residential, near beaches), Bay Terrace (waterfront, shopping center).

South Shore: Tottenville (southernmost point of New York State—historic village feel, waterfront, Conference House Park, suburban residential, closest to New Jersey and Newark Airport), Richmond Valley (quiet residential, near Outerbridge), Eltingville (residential, shopping along Hylan Boulevard), Annadale (residential neighborhoods, near Outerbridge Crossing), Huguenot (residential, parks, beach access), Pleasant Plains (waterfront, suburban), Charleston (rural character, parks, least developed Staten Island neighborhood).

West Shore: Port Richmond (commercial center with diverse businesses), Mariners Harbor (industrial and residential, waterfront access), Elm Park (residential), Westerleigh (residential, prohibition-era planned community).

Corporate Staten Island Car Service - Business Travel Throughout Richmond County

Staten Island has a growing business community, and we provide corporate car service for companies across Richmond County—from healthcare institutions (Richmond University Medical Center, Staten Island University Hospital) to educational facilities (College of Staten Island, Wagner College), corporate offices, logistics and distribution centers near the ports and bridges, and professional services throughout the borough. Services include:

• Executive airport transfers to Newark (closest airport—15-20 miles), JFK, and LaGuardia for C-suite travel from Staten Island locations
• Manhattan commuter service for Staten Island residents working in Midtown, Financial District, or elsewhere in Manhattan—daily pickups with monthly billing
• Hourly chauffeur service for client meetings, site visits, multi-stop Staten Island or tri-state itineraries
• New Jersey business travel leveraging Staten Island proximity to New Jersey via Goethals, Outerbridge, and Bayonne bridges
• Group transportation using Mercedes Sprinter vans for teams traveling together to airports, Manhattan, or New Jersey

Monthly billing with detailed expense reporting. Dedicated account management. Preferential corporate rates. 24/7 availability for last-minute travel changes. Fleet: Mercedes S-Class, BMW 7-Series, Audi A8 sedans with WiFi, charging ports, privacy features for working in transit. Cadillac Escalade, Mercedes GLS SUVs for groups. Mercedes Sprinter vans for larger teams (10-14 passengers). We understand Staten Island business needs—punctuality for early Newark flights, knowledge of bridge routes to avoid tolls where possible, and professional chauffeurs who know the borough inside and out.

24/7 Staten Island Car Service - Always Available, Day or Night

Staten Island may be the most suburban NYC borough, but airports and businesses operate 24/7, and so do we. Our 24/7 Staten Island car service operates around the clock, every day of the year. Whether you need a 4 AM pickup from Tottenville for an early Newark flight (super close—only 25 minutes), a midnight arrival pickup at JFK after a delayed international flight (longer ride but we handle it), or late-night transportation from Manhattan back to Staten Island via the Verrazano Bridge, we are available. The same Mercedes S-Class sedans and Cadillac Escalade SUVs you get at 3 PM, you get at 3 AM. The same professional chauffeurs who know how to navigate the Staten Island Expressway, Hylan Boulevard, Victory Boulevard, and all bridge routes during the day know them just as well at midnight. No surge pricing based on time—a 5 AM pickup costs the same as a 2 PM pickup. We do not take nights off, weekends off, or holidays off. Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year Eve, July 4th—we are running full service.

• Early morning airport departures: 4-6 AM pickups from any Staten Island neighborhood for morning flights to Newark, JFK, or LaGuardia
• Late-night arrivals: Midnight-3 AM pickups from Newark, JFK, or LaGuardia after delayed flights, delivering you safely home to Staten Island
• Overnight corporate travel: Red-eye flight pickups, all-night work sessions requiring transportation
• Weekend service: Same luxury fleet and professional chauffeurs on Saturday and Sunday
• Holiday service: Operating 365 days a year including all major holidays

Real-time booking available any time through our reservation system. Flight tracking for automatic pickup adjustments. Fixed flat rates regardless of time of day—no overnight fees, no surge pricing.

Staten Island Hourly Car Service - Chauffeur Service for Multi-Stop Itineraries

If you need to make multiple stops around Staten Island, travel between Staten Island and New Jersey, or run errands across the tri-state area, our hourly chauffeur service makes more sense than booking individual point-to-point rides. Hourly service starts at $95/hour for sedans with a 3-hour minimum ($285 total). SUVs run $125/hour with the same minimum. Your chauffeur stays with you for the duration of the booking, waiting between stops, helping with packages or materials, and driving you wherever you need to go within Staten Island, to New Jersey, to Manhattan, or beyond. Common uses: Property viewings across Staten Island neighborhoods. Shopping at multiple locations (Staten Island Mall, Bay Street shopping, New Jersey outlets). Medical appointments at multiple Staten Island hospitals or specialists. Business meetings in New Jersey (leveraging Staten Island bridge access to Elizabeth, Perth Amboy, or other NJ locations). Corporate site visits across Staten Island industrial and commercial zones. The hourly rate includes the vehicle, chauffeur, fuel, and waiting time. Tolls (Verrazano, Goethals, Outerbridge, tunnels) and parking are additional. Most clients book 3-4 hours for Staten Island-only itineraries, 5-6 hours if including trips to Manhattan, New Jersey, or airports. Available in sedans, SUVs, or Sprinter vans depending on passenger count and luggage requirements.

Why Choose Our Staten Island Car Service

• Closest to Newark Airport: Staten Island is the closest NYC borough to Newark at 15-20 miles—unbeatable advantage for Newark access
• Local Staten Island knowledge: Drivers who know every neighborhood, every route, and all bridge connections to New Jersey and Brooklyn
• Luxury fleet: Mercedes S-Class, BMW 7-Series sedans, Cadillac Escalade SUVs, Mercedes Sprinter vans
• Flat rate pricing: No surge pricing, no surprises—rates locked at booking including all tolls (Verrazano, Goethals, Outerbridge) and gratuity
• Flight tracking: Automatic adjustments for delays at no extra charge—critical for Newark proximity advantage
• 24/7 availability: Early morning, late night, weekends, holidays—we are always available
• Professional chauffeurs: Licensed, insured, background-checked drivers who treat you with respect and know Staten Island routes
• Corporate accounts: Monthly billing, dedicated management, preferential rates for Staten Island businesses and Manhattan commuters
• Bridge expertise: Expert knowledge of Verrazano, Goethals, Outerbridge, and Bayonne bridge routes and traffic patterns
• Staten Island Ferry coordination: Can coordinate pickups and drop-offs at ferry terminals for clients using the free ferry service

Staten Island is like the suburbs within NYC—tree-lined streets, single-family homes, parks, beaches, and a quieter pace of life. But that does not mean you should settle for anything less than premium car service. Whether you are flying out of Newark (15-20 minutes from most Staten Island neighborhoods—closer than any other NYC borough), heading to JFK via the Verrazano Bridge, commuting to Manhattan for work, taking the Staten Island Ferry for the beautiful ride and views, or traveling to New Jersey for business, our Staten Island car service delivers luxury, reliability, and local expertise. We know that the Verrazano Bridge toll is brutal but unavoidable. We know that the Staten Island Expressway runs east-west and is the fastest way across the borough. We know that Hylan Boulevard and Victory Boulevard are the main commercial corridors. We know that the Staten Island Ferry is free and beautiful and runs 24/7. We know that Staten Island residents have the best Newark Airport access in NYC. This local knowledge, combined with our professional chauffeurs, luxury fleet, and commitment to service, makes us the top choice for Richmond County ground transportation.