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LIRR commuters beware: MTA and unions remain far apart as federal mediators step in

Roughly 275,000 commuters rely on the Long Island Rail Road daily. Shuttle buses have a capacity for 13,000 riders.

By

Michael Sol Warren

and

Catalina Gonella


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LIRR commuters face messy rush hour due to disabled trains in East River tunnel, MTA says

The transit agency says most LIRR lines were affected by the disruption.

By

Brittany Kriegstein


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LIRR service to Penn Station disrupted due to broken rail, MTA says

It was not immediately clear when service would be restored.

By

Amanda Rozon


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‘We’re f–ed’: Misery awaits LIRR riders if workers go on strike

The nation's busiest commuter railroad could shut down as soon as Thursday if workers go on strike.

By

Stephen Nessen


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Man dead, woman critically injured after car plunges into Brooklyn rail yard

The car struck a concrete barrier and crashed down into the rail yard below.

By

Catalina Gonella


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Police searching for gunman in fatal LIRR shooting

The suspect is believed to have been traveling with the victim. authorities said

By

Jake Offenhartz


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To Lure More Cyclists, MTA Drops Bicycle Permit On Commuter Rails

Just as the 5 Boro Bike Tour returns, the MTA is dropping the permit requirement to bring bikes on Metro North and LIRR.

By

Stephen Nessen


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Photos: Major Construction Completed At East Side Access, Still On Schedule For 2022

The huge project underneath Grand Central Terminal would provide an East Side connection to Long Island Rail Road.

By

Stephen Nessen


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LIRR Wants To Be First In North America With Battery-Powered Commuter Trains

The railroad hopes to have the trains running on two branches after an eight month pilot.

By

Stephen Nessen


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LIRR Will Reverse Service Cuts Causing Packed, Standing Room-Only Trains

However, the service restoration will only arrive on March 29th.

By

Stephen Nessen

and

Jen Chung


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