The GSP allows travel trailers, you just have to pay extra (by the axle)
and go through attended booths (no change baskets, no aiming
problems!). I'd imagine a boat would be the same deal.
I don't recall a designated truck route next to the GSP (I think the
Jersey Turnpike has separate truck/car lanes separated by rail & median)
but US9 runs parallel all the way to Cape May.
ZeNel1eac1@aol.com wrote:
>
> well i'm takin rte 95 all the way down . that becomes the GSP for a while
> but it has a truck route to the right doesn't it?
>
> <<
> Havent towed a boat in a while but my pops has a 20" proline that we tow'ed
> with the old ramcharger. I seem to remember there being special times or
> guidelines for towing on the GSP. I dont know if this still holds (this was
> a good 6 years ago atleast). I know they dont let commericial trucks on the
> GSP in the north. Just something to check if you plan on usin the parkway.
>
> --
> Dave
> >>
> >Hey guys,
> >
> >hope everyone is well. I need some tips and warnings. Here is my situation.
> >I have never towed anything before and now in February I'm going to be
> >towing
> >a 20 foot boat from Long Island, NY to Atlanta Georgia. I'm going to try
> >and
> >make the trip in one shot with gas a pee breaks only. Any tips trick
> >should
> >and should not do's that anyone can think of to make this trip as safe as
> >possible? Should I be in 4th gear the whole time or is fifth OK? etc etc.
> >Help me out fellas. Thanks.
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