The Morristown Line is a commuter rail line in New Jersey, operated by NJ Transit. It connects the city of Morristown to New York City, providing an essential transportation link for daily commuters. The line runs through several towns, including Dover and Summit, and offers convenient access to various local amenities. Trains on the Morristown Line typically run on a regular schedule, with peak service during weekday mornings and evenings. The line is part of the larger Northeast Corridor, which serves as a vital transit route in the region, connecting numerous cities and facilitating travel for both work and leisure.