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Brooklyn Heights Car Service.

Closer to JFK than Midtown is — and most residents don’t know it.

Brooklyn Heights Car Service

The airport advantage nobody mentions.

RideSoHo provides private car service across Brooklyn Heights — Willow, Hicks, Henry, Montague and Remsen, the Promenade blocks and the streets running down to Cadman Plaza.

The Heights sits closer to JFK than Midtown does, commonly 30 to 45 minutes. It also has some of the narrowest residential streets we work on, which is why the pickup point is agreed rather than assumed.

Working Here

Three things the Heights teaches you.

JFK is genuinely close

Closer than from Manhattan.

Commonly 30 to 45 minutes against 45 to 75 from Midtown. Residents often assume the opposite because Manhattan feels more central.

The streets are narrow and old

Willow and Hicks in particular.

Nineteenth-century blocks, largely one-way, lined with parked cars. The workable spot is agreed when you book.

Three crossings, one choice

Made on the day.

Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan Bridge or the Battery Tunnel. Which works changes through the day, and the rate does not change either way.

How People Book

Four ways the Heights books.

JFK transfers

The shortest airport run from here, and usually quicker than the same trip from Manhattan.

Into Manhattan

Planned around the crossing rather than the mileage, most often to Midtown or the Financial District.

Family travel

Brownstone families, with seats fitted before arrival and a vehicle sized to the luggage.

Out of the city

Directly east to the Hamptons or north to Connecticut, without a stop in Manhattan.

Around Here

What sits around you.

On the bluff, beside the bridges.

Hotels here

1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge and the properties around Cadman Plaza, with pickups from the street the hotel directs cars to.

The Promenade

The best view of Manhattan in the city, and a frequent sightseeing stop.

Montague Street

The main commercial street, and usually the most workable pickup in the neighbourhood.

Cadman Plaza & the courts

Legal and civic Brooklyn, close to the bridge approaches.

DUMBO

Down the hill to the north, cobbled and quite different to work in.

Cobble Hill & Carroll Gardens

South, with a short run to the Battery Tunnel.

Red Hook & the cruise terminal

Further west than the map suggests, and luggage-heavy.

Choosing a Vehicle

Narrow streets, ordinary luggage.

A Sprinter rarely reaches a Willow Street door. Where one is booked, the point is planned around the vehicle.

Class

Passengers

Bags

Suits

Premium Sedan

3

2

Everyday trips and airport runs

First Class Sedan

3

2

Client and executive travel

Premium SUV

6

5

Families and luggage

First Class SUV

6

5

Arrivals that matter

Executive Sprinter

14

8

Groups travelling together

Why RideSoHo

Four things that apply on every Heights booking.

Licensed

NYC TLC Base B03644

Ride Soho Inc., 230 Park Avenue, 3rd Floor. Every chauffeur holds a New York City TLC licence and is vetted before driving.

The spot is agreed

On a one-way brownstone block, that matters.

Dispatch confirms a workable point when you book, and your chauffeur texts it before arrival.

Early

Fifteen minutes early, not fifteen minutes away.

In place before the booked time, with a text fifteen minutes ahead.

One rate

Traffic changes. Your rate doesn't.

Set at booking, with tolls and gratuity included. No increase in rush hour or after an event.

Questions

Brooklyn Heights, answered.

Is Brooklyn Heights closer to JFK than Midtown?

Yes, commonly 30 to 45 minutes against 45 to 75 from Midtown. It is one of the few places where the airport run is easier than the trip into Manhattan.

Usually, though these are nineteenth-century blocks, largely one-way and lined with parked cars. The workable spot is agreed when you book.

Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan Bridge or the Battery Tunnel, chosen on the day depending on the hour. The rate does not change either way.

Yes. It is a frequent sightseeing stop, with the pickup arranged on the nearest workable street rather than the walkway itself.

Generally yes — it is the widest commercial street in the neighbourhood and usually the most workable meeting point.

Yes, directly east without a stop in Manhattan, and the same journey back.

Yes. Infant, toddler and booster seats are fitted before arrival with 24 hours’ notice, and an adult travels with any passenger under 18.

Closer than most people expect, though the route is less direct than the map suggests. An SUV is the practical choice for cruise luggage.

Brooklyn Heights Car Service

Private chauffeur service on the bluff.

RideSoHo provides private car service across Brooklyn Heights — Willow, Hicks, Henry, Montague and Remsen Streets, the Promenade blocks and Cadman Plaza — covering JFK, LaGuardia and Newark airport transfers, travel into Manhattan planned around the Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan Bridge or Battery Tunnel, family transportation with child seats, the Red Hook cruise terminal, and direct journeys east to Long Island and the Hamptons. Brooklyn Heights is commonly 30 to 45 minutes from JFK, often quicker than the same trip from Midtown. Ride Soho Inc. is licensed by the New York City Taxi & Limousine Commission as Base B03644.

On the corner we agreed,

You're Expected.