Woodbridge, CT
to EWR Airport.

Woodbridge's Amity area, near the Orange and New Haven lines, has quick access to Route 15 and Route 63. Woodbridge is a quiet residential town just northwest of New Haven, along Route 63 and Route 69.

Leaving Woodbridge, the car heads onto Route 15 (the Wilbur Cross) or down Route 63 to I-95. From there to EWR it's I-95 or Route 15 south to I-287 and the Mario Cuomo Bridge, or straight down to the George Washington Bridge, then the Turnpike or Garden State. Expect about 65 mi and 1 hr 15 min – 1 hr 35 min on a normal day; the George Washington Bridge is where the time goes when traffic is heavy.

From Woodbridge, HPN is the quickest airport (about 1 hr 10 min) and EWR is the 2nd closest. Overseas flights are the usual reason to choose EWR. You get one fixed price for Woodbridge to EWR before you book, tolls included.

Typical drive times from Woodbridge to EWR by time of day.

Domestic flight from EWR? Get picked up in Woodbridge about 3 hr 45 min before departure. Flying overseas? Make it about 4 hr 45 min.

The crossing into New Jersey is the variable — the George Washington and Mario Cuomo bridges both slow at rush hour. Tell us the flight number and we'll suggest the pickup time when we confirm.

Give us the flight and your chauffeur goes to the right Newark terminal — C for most United flights, A or B for other airlines. Your chauffeur meets you at the arrivals level of your terminal. If you're coming off an international flight, allow for customs — the flight is tracked, so the car is there when you walk out.

Coming home, the trip back to Woodbridge takes about the same time; we track your flight and the 1 hour of free waiting starts when you land. Newark guide →

• How many passengers and bags (sedan up to 3, SUV up to 6)
• Car seats, if you're traveling with small children
• The building entrance, if it isn't obvious from the street
• Any extra stop on the way
• The return flight, if you'd like the ride home booked too