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Reporter at Bloomberg News in NYC covering Puerto Rico. All opinions expressed here are my own. Email me at: mkaske@bloomberg.net
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NJ Transit Hires Ferries as a Backup Plan for World Cup Fans

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By Aashna Shah , Michelle Kaske 
| Bloomberg Law
is preparing ferries as a contingency plan for World Cup transportation. Ahead of the games at MetLife Stadium, the rail system has commissioned a pair of 600-seat boats that can take soccer fans across the Hudson River, according to , chief executive officer of NJ Transit. The New York Waterway boats will go from Weehawken, New Jersey to Manhattan, only for those traveling back to the city and only in case of a broader transit meltdown.
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NYC commuters face gridlock, closures as World Cup fans descend

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By Michelle Kaske 
| Crain's New York Business
MK By Michelle Kaske, Bloomberg June 11, 2026 12:15 PM EDT With 1.2 million soccer fans poised to descend on the New York City area for the FIFA World Cup 2026 starting this weekend, visitors and locals will need to plan ahead as streets, subways and train stations grapple with increased traffic.
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¿Como moverse en Nueva York en medio de los cierres viales y atascos debido al Mundial 2026?

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By Michelle Kaske 
| Bloomberg Línea
Bloomberg — Con 1,2 millones de aficionados al fútbol a punto de llegar a la ciudad de Nueva York para asistir a la Copa Mundial de la FIFA 2026 a partir de este fin de semana, los visitantes y los lugareños tendrán que planificar con antelación el aumento del tráfico en las calles, el metro y las estaciones de tren.
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