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The L.I.R.R. Strike Affects Many Commuters in Queens, Too Original

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By Stefanos Chen , Sean Piccoli 
| The New York Times
The L.I.R.R. Strike Affects Many Commuters in Queens, Too The rail service has risen in popularity among Queens residents, particularly those in areas where subway service is scarce. The Long Island Rail Road station in Douglaston is one of several in Queens.Credit...Karsten Moran for The New York Times May 18, 2026, 12:00 p.m. ET The Long Island Rail Road strike is not just disruptive for Long Islanders.
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New Routes, Long Lines and Uncertainty: A Month of NJ Transit Delays Begins

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By Mark Bonamo, Sean Piccoli 
| The New York Times
Michelle Salerno was not impressed after seeing Kris Kolluri, the chief executive of NJ Transit, greeting harried riders on the Maplewood, N.J., platform early Tuesday, the first day of a month of disruptions for commuters heading to Manhattan. “It’s going to take a lot more than a handshake to make up for a month of inconvenience,” she said.
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New Routes, Long Lines and Uncertainty: A Month of NJ Transit Delays Begins

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By Mark Bonamo, Sean Piccoli 
| Breaking One
Michelle Salerno was not impressed after seeing Kris Kolluri, the CEO of NJ Transit, greeting harried riders on the Maplewood, New Jersey, platform early Tuesday, the first day of a month of disruptions for commuters heading to the Manhattan borough of New York City. kAmQxEVD 8@:?8 E@ E2<6 2 =@E >@C6 E92? 2 92?5D92<6 E@ >2<6 FA 7@C 2 >@?E9 @7 :?4@?G6?:6?46[Q D96 D2:5]k^Am kAmp C68F=2C EC2:? 4@>>FE6C H9@ H@C<D :? |2?92EE2? :? >65:2[ D96 C6C@FE65 96C EC:A 5:C64E=J :?E@ |2?92EE2?
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