NEW YORK (WABC) -- The Metropolitan Transportation Authority on Thursday announced its contingency plans for commuters as the clock ticks towards a looming Long Island Rail Road strike next Thursday.

On World Cup match days, portions of 42nd Street, Fifth and Sixth Avenues, and West 40th Street will turn into dedicated bus and shuttle lanes.

The MTA is offering free shuttle buses for LIRR commuters during the ongoing strike, connecting them to subway stations in ...

World Cup days in Midtown are about to look very different. Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration has rolled out an aggressive transportation blueprint that will flip some of Manhattan’s busiest ...

An LIRR strike is bringing major disruptions to Long Island’s morning commute, forcing riders to find alternate ways into the ...

The shuttle buses served as a lifeline for hundreds of commuters stranded by the strike on Monday morning. But they also drew criticism from labor leaders on the picket line.

With Long Island Rail Road service fully suspended due to the strike, the MTA is running limited shuttle buses and pointing ...

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