Taxi Service in Randolph, NJ — 24/7 Cabs, College Runs & Airport Rides
Randolph is a large, hilly township without a real downtown. There is no Main Street to walk to, no railway station of its own, and houses spread across wooded ridges and cul-de-sacs off Route 10, Sussex Turnpike and Millbrook Avenue. Almost everything here is a drive, which is the plain reason a local car service matters.
The one place everybody knows is County College of Morris. Our base at 512 Logan Drive in Landing is about eight miles away, so Randolph is one of the quickest towns we reach — useful for a college run at ten at night and for the 4 AM airport bookings that make up the rest of our work here.
Randolph taxi and car service fares
Quoted before you ride and held to. No surge, no meter, and a student fare at 9 PM is the same as anyone else’s at 9 AM.
| From Randolph to | One-way, sedan |
|---|---|
| Newark Liberty (EWR) | from $109 |
| JFK | from $205 |
| LaGuardia (LGA) | from $175 |
| Philadelphia (PHL) | from $239 |
| Teterboro (TEB) | from $115 |
| Manhattan / NYC | from $165 |
Executive SUV adds $40–50. Sprinter van for up to twelve adds $90–110. Hourly from $79 per hour, three-hour minimum. A wheelchair-accessible vehicle is available — ask for it when you book.
Tolls and tax are not included and are added at the end of the trip. Gratuity is at your discretion. We tell you the toll cost up front.
County College of Morris runs
County College of Morris sits at 214 Center Grove Road, reached from Route 10 by turning at the Center Grove Road light. It is the busiest single destination in the township, and a good number of the people going there do not have a car: the campus is served by one county bus route, with the stop in parking lot 6 by the Student Centre’s lower entrance.
Evening classes are where that bites. A bus timetable that works at 9 AM does not necessarily work at 9:30 PM, and the campus roads are dark and set back from Route 10. Tell us the lot or the building when you book and the driver will be at that door, not at the main entrance a ten-minute walk away.
The route we drive to Newark Airport
From Randolph it is roughly 31 miles to EWR: Route 10 east to I-287 south, then NJ-24 east down to the terminals.
- Before 6:00 AM — about 40 to 45 minutes.
- 7:00 to 9:30 AM — Route 10 east and the I-287 merge both load up. Budget 65 minutes.
- 4:00 to 7:00 PM — the same roads plus terminal traffic. Budget 65 to 70 minutes.
Leave three and a quarter hours ahead for a domestic flight before 9 AM and four hours for international.
Getting to a train from Randolph
Randolph has no station. The nearest are Dover and Denville, both a short drive, and both of which mean either leaving a car in the lot all day or being dropped off.
Station runs are steady weekday work for us: out in the morning, back in the evening, and the same trip again when the weather turns and nobody wants to walk from a parking space. If you commute daily, ask about a standing booking rather than calling each morning.
A township of ridges and cul-de-sacs
Randolph’s residential streets run up and over wooded hills, and a great many of them end in cul-de-sacs that look like through roads on a map. Numbers are often set well back from the kerb, and in winter the ridge roads hold ice after the main roads have cleared.
Give us the house number and the nearest cross street off Sussex Turnpike, Millbrook Avenue or Route 10, and a driver who knows the township will come to the door rather than stopping at the end of a dark drive.
Who rides with us in Randolph
A college and a car-dependent township produce a distinctive mix:
- College students and staff, especially after evening classes.
- Airport travellers facing a 31-mile pre-dawn run to Newark.
- Commuters heading to Dover or Denville stations.
- Households short a car on a street where nothing is walkable.
- Older residents going to Saint Clare’s in Dover or Denville, both close by.
Booking a taxi in Randolph
Call (973) 306-7075 at any hour. On campus, give us the lot or the building. At home, the house number and a cross street. Those two details cover almost every Randolph booking.
Being eight miles away, same-day bookings are usually easy. Airport runs are still best booked the night before.
Randolph to New York City
With no station in the township, a trip into Manhattan starts with a car either way. Direct is from $165 one-way with tolls added at the end, and for two or more people, or a late return when the timetable thins out, it usually beats driving to Dover, parking and changing.
Early mornings, late nights and winter
We dispatch twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. Randolph’s two busiest slots sit at opposite ends of the day: pre-dawn airport runs, and late-evening pickups from campus and from shifts that finish after the buses stop.
Winter is worth planning for. The ridge roads and long driveways ice first; tell us when you book if snow is forecast and we will build in extra time rather than cutting your airport margin.
Local fares around Randolph
Short runs are quoted flat before you get in. The college to home, home to the shops on Route 10, across to Dover, Mine Hill, Denville or Morristown — all priced as local trips, and none of them metered against traffic on a road that stops and starts.
Why book us instead of a rideshare app
The fare is fixed when you book, so a late class or an early flight costs what you were quoted. The car is assigned in advance, which matters a great deal at 9:30 PM in a campus car park. And a driver who knows Randolph knows which cul-de-sac you mean and which ridge road is worth avoiding after ice.
Groups, events and occasions
A Sprinter van takes up to twelve — a family airport run, a group from campus, or guests heading to an event together. For weddings we work to the timings rather than the mileage and arrive early rather than on time.
Coming back to Randolph from the airport
Book the return with the outbound. Give us the flight number and we track it — land two hours late and the car is still there at the agreed fare. Thirty-one miles back to a hillside cul-de-sac near midnight is exactly the trip an app is least likely to cover.
Our Fleet Includes:
- Luxury sedan — up to three passengers with luggage.
- Executive SUV — up to six passengers, room for extra bags.
- Sprinter van — up to twelve passengers for groups and events.
- Wheelchair-accessible vehicle — available on request when you book.
Around Randolph
Dover and Mine Hill sit to the north-west, Denville and Rockaway north, Morris Township and Mendham east and south, Chester south-west. All are worked from the same base and priced from the same distance bands, so crossing a township line does not change the rate.
How Our Booking System Works?
Our booking process is simple, secure, and fully assisted. From requesting a quote to ride confirmation, we ensure clear communication and a smooth, stress-free experience every step of the way.
Request a Quote
Fill out the Get a Quote form on our website with your trip details, pickup location, date, and contact information to start your booking request.
Confirm Your Booking
Our representative or driver will call you and send a confirmation email to verify trip details, pricing, and vehicle availability before final approval.
Ride with Confidence
Once confirmed, your professional chauffeur arrives on time at your pickup location, ready to provide a smooth, comfortable, and reliable limousine experience.
Explore Our Frequently Asked Questions
The questions Randolph callers actually ask.
How much is a taxi from Randolph to Newark Airport?
From $109 one-way in a sedan, confirmed at booking. It is roughly 31 miles via Route 10, I-287 and NJ-24 — about 40 to 45 minutes before 6 AM and 65 minutes in the morning peak. Tolls and tax are added at the end.
Can you pick up at County College of Morris?
Yes, and it is one of our most common Randolph bookings, particularly after evening classes. The campus is at 214 Center Grove Road off Route 10 — tell us the lot or the building and the driver comes to that door.
Is there a train station in Randolph?
No. The nearest stations are Dover and Denville, both a short drive. We run station drop-offs and pickups daily, and if you commute every day a standing booking is simpler than calling each morning.
How early should I leave Randolph for a morning flight?
Three and a quarter hours before a domestic departure and four hours for international. The slow parts are Route 10 east and the I-287 merge between 7:00 and 9:30 AM.
My street is a cul-de-sac and the house is set back. Is that a problem?
No — just give us the house number and the nearest cross street. Randolph has a lot of cul-de-sacs that look like through roads on a map, and a driver who knows the township will come to the door.
How quickly can you reach Randolph?
Our base in Landing is about eight miles away, so Randolph is one of the quickest towns we reach at any hour. Same-day local bookings are usually straightforward.
Do you run twenty-four hours in Randolph?
Yes, twenty-four hours, seven days a week, including holidays — which covers both the pre-dawn airport runs and the late pickups after evening classes.
Can I book the return from Newark to Randolph?
Yes, and booking both legs together is worth it. Give us the flight number and we track it, so a delayed landing does not lose you the car or change the price.
How many passengers can you take?
A sedan takes up to three with luggage, an executive SUV up to six, and a Sprinter van up to twelve.
How is this different from a rideshare app in Randolph?
The fare is fixed when you book, the car is assigned in advance so a 9:30 PM campus pickup actually arrives, and the driver knows the township’s cul-de-sacs and ridge roads.
Book a Randolph taxi
Randolph is eight miles from our base and covered with our own cars and drivers — no sub-contracting. Call (973) 306-7075 at any hour. Give us the campus lot or the cross street and the car will find you first time.
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