The journey from Hawthorne to Newark covers approximately 45 miles through the heart of the New York metropolitan area. You can utilize the Metro-North Harlem Line from Hawthorne Station to Grand Central Terminal, followed by a transfer to NJ Transit at New York Penn Station. Driving via the Sprain Brook Parkway and I-95 South is the most direct road route. Traffic congestion is common near the George Washington Bridge during peak hours. This route connects the quiet suburbs of Westchester County to the bustling transit hub of Newark.
Total Distance: 72 km driving distance, 60 km straight-line air distance.
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| Duration | 1 hour 45 minutes | 1 hour 15 minutes |
| Avg Price | $25 - $35 | $15 - $20 in tolls |
| Operator | Metro-North and NJ Transit | Personal Vehicle |
| Route | Harlem Line to Grand Central, then NJ Transit to Newark Penn Station. | Sprain Brook Parkway to I-287 W to I-95 S. |
| Tip | Purchase a combined ticket or use the MTA eTix app for seamless transfers. | Avoid the George Washington Bridge between 7 AM and 9 AM to save time. |
Spring and Autumn offer the most predictable traffic conditions for driving.