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Best Time to Drive from Sayreville Junction to Queens

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Typical drive time by departure time

Minutes from Sayreville Junction to Queens by day and time you leave (local time)
Leave5am6am7am8am9am10am11am12pm1pm2pm3pm4pm5pm6pm7pm8pm9pm
Mon7310110410094888179747074757678726967
Tue7310812411598878275717270717373727168
Wed7010712311494848071717071717373717068
Thu7210010910399888578757170727778747269
Fri6891988172737574707083858879737170
Sat6564646768707272717070727575757371
Sun6363636566707278767575777677767777

About this drive

On weekdays the 42-mile drive from Sayreville Junction to Queens (via I-278 East and NY-440 North) usually takes as little as 67 minutes and up to 130 minutes, when leaving around 6:30 am on Tuesdays. The fastest times to leave are before 5:30 am or after 7 pm. Midday (11 am to 2 pm) it takes about 74 minutes. On weekends it is slowest around 12 pm on Sundays (78 minutes).

About 27 miles of it is freeway, where times follow typical and live traffic from our sensors, and about 15 miles surface streets (30 to 63 minutes on weekdays), estimated from how jammed the freeways around them are at that time. Drive times are measured from central Sayreville Junction to central Queens along the route on the map. Starting or ending elsewhere in a big city can add or save several minutes.

Simulated from typical freeway speeds at each point of the drive for the time you would reach it, from every 5-minute reading we have recorded. We don't have sensors on surface streets yet, so the time on them is estimated from how congested the freeways around each end of the drive are at that time, in both directions: streets jam when the freeways do.

Questions

What is the best time to drive from Sayreville Junction to Queens?

On weekdays, leave before 5:30 am or after 7 pm. The drive usually takes about 67 minutes then, versus up to 130 minutes at the worst times.

How long does it take to drive from Sayreville Junction to Queens?

The 42-mile drive usually takes 67 to 130 minutes on weekdays, depending on when you leave, and about 74 minutes midday.

When is traffic worst from Sayreville Junction to Queens?

Leaving around 6:30 am on Tuesdays is usually slowest, about 130 minutes.

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