As a potential Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) strike looms, commuters are bracing for the worst. A strike, which could occur as early as this week, would bring the LIRR to a grinding halt, leaving thousands of passengers scrambling for alternative ways to reach New York City. For those who rely on the LIRR for their daily commute, the prospect of a strike is a daunting one, with many wondering how they will get to work or school without the train. In this article, CBS News breaks down the possible options for getting to the city, from buses to ferries, and what commuters can expect if the LIRR strike becomes a reality.
If LIRR strike shuts down train service, here's how to get to NYC CBS News
