Coverage
Every part of Gilroy, plus the neighbors.
The van sits at the north end of Monterey Road, so most of the town is about 11 minutes away. San Martin, Hollister and the towns over the county line run longer, and each area page says by how much.
Gilroy neighborhoods
Inside Gilroy
Downtown & Monterey Street
~9 minThe old centre: two-storey brick and painted-wood buildings along Monterey Street, shops and restaurants at ground level, flats and small offices above, angled parking at the kerb. Nine minutes from the north end of Monterey Road, the shortest run the van makes.
Local pageOld Gilroy & the east side
~10 minThe older grid east of the centre toward the tracks: bungalows and cottages from the 1920s to the 1940s on narrow lots, deep front porches, mature shade trees, and a detached garage at the end of a side driveway. Ten minutes from the van.
Local pageThe outlets & the 101 corridor
~10 minThe commercial strip along the highway: the outlet centre and its parking, warehouses and distribution units on the frontage roads, motels and fuel stops, and the Caltrain lot at the south end of the line. Ten minutes from the van.
Local pageSunrise Park & north Gilroy
~11 minThe residential grid north of the centre: single-storey stucco houses from the 1980s and 1990s, attached garages facing the street, wide driveways, clipped front lawns and young street trees. Eleven minutes from the van.
Local pageLas Animas & the north-west
~12 minThe north-western quarter around the park and the schools: nineties and early-2000s houses, two-car garages, cul-de-sacs and through streets, and a lot of households where two people leave in different directions before six. Twelve minutes from the van.
Local pageSouth Gilroy & Luchessa
~12 minThe southern edge: mixed streets where houses back onto yards, packing sheds and cold stores off Luchessa, equipment lots, and the fields starting a block later. Twelve minutes from the van.
Local pageGlen Loma & the west side
~13 minThe newer west side toward Santa Teresa Boulevard: two-storey houses built after 2000, stucco and stone veneer, wide garage doors, staked street trees and clipped lawns. Thirteen minutes from the van.
Local pageEagle Ridge & the hills
~17 minThe hillside streets above the golf course on the western edge: larger houses on bigger lots, long driveways, gates at the road on some parcels, and detached shops and RV pads. Seventeen minutes from the van, the longest run inside Gilroy.
Local pageDown the valley
The cities beside it
San Martin
~14 minThe unincorporated country between Gilroy and the north: houses on acre lots and larger, barns, workshops and equipment sheds, the small airfield, and long driveways off the frontage roads. Fourteen minutes from the van.
Local pageHollister
~24 minThe town over the county line in San Benito: a brick main street with shops and flats above, residential grids around it, and packing and equipment yards on the edges. Twenty-four minutes from the van.
Local pageAromas
~26 minThe scattered settlement in the hills south-west of Gilroy, houses on large parcels along winding roads, with barns, sheds and gates on most properties. Twenty-six minutes from the van.
Local pageSan Juan Bautista
~28 minThe small town south-east of Gilroy: one historic main street of adobe and timber buildings with shops and flats, and houses and parcels on the roads around it. Twenty-eight minutes from the van.
Local pageWatsonville
~33 minThe town on the far side of Hecker Pass: berry fields and packing operations, cold stores, a working main street and residential grids around it. Thirty-three minutes from the van, the longest run on this site.
Local pageOpen 24 hours, 7 days
Say the hour and what stopped you, hear the figure, get to work on time
Gilroy plus San Martin, Hollister, Aromas, San Juan Bautista and Watsonville, around the clock, every day. Four to seven in the morning costs what an evening costs and less than a night, and whatever hour it is, the number comes back on the call with the $89 visit already inside it — and it is the number on the receipt.