Five-Union Strike Brings LIRR to a Halt
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The Long Island Rail Road, North America’s largest commuter railroad, shut down after five unions representing about half its workers walked off, marking the first strike since 1994 as contract talks with the MTA stalled. The disruption could affect up to 250,000 weekday riders, with limited shuttle service and potential fare implications as politicians blame each other while negotiations continue.
- North America’s Largest Commuter Rail System Shuts Down As Workers Strike HuffPost
- Long Island Rail Road, America’s largest commuter railroad, is on strike CNN
- Union official describes how negotiations with MTA broke down Newsday
- Officials outline contingency plans ahead of midnight LIRR strike deadline Spectrum News NY1
- Long Island Rail Road Strike Shuts Down Busiest U.S. Passenger Rail Service The New York Times
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