As a crippling strike by Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) workers looms, thousands of commuters are bracing for a disruption to their daily routines. The potential strike, set to begin on a specific date, would bring the LIRR to a grinding halt, leaving Long Islanders and New York City residents struggling to get in and out of the city. With the LIRR being one of the busiest commuter rail lines in the country, the impact would be felt far beyond the five boroughs, with many businesses and residents relying on the rail service for their daily commutes. As the clock ticks down to the potential strike, we take a closer look at what you need to know to navigate the chaos that's likely to ensue.
Getting in and out of NYC with the LIRR on strike: What you need to know New York Daily News
