Car service from Greenwich: routes, times and fares
Greenwich is the closest Connecticut town to New York, on the state line with Port Chester. LaGuardia is about 33 miles via the Hutchinson River Parkway, and Westchester County Airport (HPN) is under 10 miles — worth checking for domestic flights.
Greenwich to JFK
The drive from Greenwich to JFK covers roughly 42 miles. Chauffeurs normally take I-95 south to the Throgs Neck Bridge, then the Cross Island Parkway and Belt Parkway, or the Clearview to the Van Wyck. Door to terminal is 65–115 minutes depending on traffic. Sedans run $130–180 and SUVs $175–240, tolls and gratuity included.
Greenwich to LaGuardia
From Greenwich, LaGuardia is around 33 miles away. The standard route is the Merritt or I-95 to the Hutchinson River Parkway, the Whitestone Bridge and the Grand Central Parkway. Door to terminal is 55–90 minutes depending on traffic. An executive sedan costs $110–155 all in; a luxury SUV, $145–205.
Greenwich to Newark
From Greenwich, Newark is around 48 miles away. Chauffeurs normally take I-287 across the Mario Cuomo Bridge and the Garden State Parkway south, which avoids the George Washington Bridge at rush hour. It takes about 75 minutes off-peak; allow up to 130 minutes between 3 and 7pm on weekdays. Sedans run $140–195 and SUVs $185–260, tolls and gratuity included.
Where we pick up in Greenwich
Regular pickup points include Greenwich station, Greenwich Avenue and Old Greenwich. Any home, office or hotel address works; add gate codes or building notes to your booking.
Sedan or SUV from Greenwich?
A sedan carries three people and two big bags; an SUV carries six people and six big bags. If in doubt, the SUV costs about a third more and removes the risk of a boot that will not close.