The Morris & Essex Lines are commuter rail lines operated by NJ Transit in New Jersey. They connect various towns in Morris and Essex counties to New York City, providing essential transportation for daily commuters. The lines include several stations, making it convenient for passengers to access urban areas. Originally established in the 19th century, the Morris & Essex Lines have a rich history, evolving from steam-powered trains to modern electric services. They play a crucial role in the regional transit system, linking communities and supporting local economies while offering scenic views of the New Jersey landscape.