Warning Track: NJ Train Strike Forces New York Fans to Shift Lanes
Briefly

NJ Transit rail workers went on strike for the first time since 1983, causing service disruptions just before a busy weekend in New York City. Engineers halted operations, prompting many to work remotely. Events like the Yankees vs. Mets and a concert at MetLife Stadium are underway, encouraging travelers to find alternate transportation like PATH or bus services. NJ Transit is expected to offer limited bus support. Wages are a key issue in the negotiations, which involve federal mediation set for Sunday.
NJ Transit service was halted Friday as engineers went on strike, disrupting travel for fans heading to major events in New York City.
As of Monday, NJ Transit will support additional bus service, though it has said the routes will likely only support 20% of typical rail traffic.
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