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What vehicles are allowed on the Garden State Parkway?

The Garden State Parkway allows parking for:

• Non-commercial car and pick-up truck-pulled trailers;
• Campers and attached non-commercial trailers and semi-trailers;
• Non-commercial tow vehicles and trailers up to 45 feet in length.
• Recreational vehicles (RVs) as long the total length of the vehicle doesn’t exceed 62 feet.

What size trucks are allowed on the Garden State Parkway?

In general, only the cargo van and the 10-foot U-Haul van can drive on the NJ parkway. Anything larger puts you at risk of getting a ticket.

Are small trailers allowed on the Garden State Parkway?

The Authority runs the Parkway. “Generally, campers and attached non-commercial trailers and semi-trailers are permitted on the Parkway, even north of (Exit) 105,” he said. Turnpike Authority rules said that non-commercial tow vehicles and trailers up to 45 feet in length may use the Parkway.

Can I tow a trailer on NY parkway?

No Commercial Vehicles, Trucks, or Tractor Trailers are Permitted on New York State’s Parkways. Commercial Vehicles, Trucks or Tractor Trailers must look for and obey these signs: They may incorrectly route you onto a parkway. Always obey posted signage.

Are commercial trucks allowed on the Garden State Parkway?

Trucks and other commercial vehicles are permitted on the Garden State Parkway from EXIT 0 (US 9 / NJ 109) in Cape May north to Exit 105 (NJ 18 / NJ 35 / NJ 36) in Tinton Falls. There also is a weight restriction of 7,000 pounds (including passengers, fuel, and cargo) for all vehicles north of Exit 105.

Can buses use Garden State Parkway?

South of this point, trucks are permitted, but must pay additional tolls. Buses are allowed for the entire length of the parkway.

Are commercial vehicles allowed on Garden State Parkway?

Are pickup trucks allowed on Garden State Parkway?

Trucks and other commercial vehicles are permitted on the Garden State Parkway from EXIT 0 (US 9 / NJ 109) in Cape May north to Exit 105 (NJ 18 / NJ 35 / NJ 36) in Tinton Falls. Trucks and other commercial vehicles are banned from the entire length of the Palisades Interstate Parkway.