As the world's most popular sporting event, the FIFA World Cup, kicks off, New York City is bracing for a massive influx of soccer fans and commuters. With the city's iconic venues hosting matches, fans from all over the world are expected to flood the streets, causing significant disruptions to the city's usually bustling transportation system. Commuters can expect crowded trains, delayed subway lines, and congested streets, making for a challenging day of getting to and from work. The city's transportation authorities are urging fans to plan ahead, with many recommending alternative modes of transportation and flexible work schedules to minimize the impact of the World Cup on daily life.
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