As the international spotlight shines on New York City for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, locals are experiencing a different kind of championship: the struggle to get to work on time. With multiple World Cup matches scheduled to take place in the city, commuters are bracing for crowded streets and delayed public transportation. From Monday morning gridlock to evening rush hour chaos, the influx of fans and spectators is expected to put an extra strain on the city's already congested infrastructure. As the city prepares to host some of the world's top soccer teams, residents are wondering how they'll navigate the commute without losing their minds.
World Cup causes commuter headaches Monday Spectrum News NY1
