NYC transit strike

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Rusunn

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Just wondering, how do you SUNY students get to school now????
you guys walk?? bike? rollerblade?? cab? passager vans? car pool?
Helicopter?:laugh:
 
I parachute in since the helicopter can't land on the roof of the building, but people have been walking, biking, or carpooling (you need 4 per car to get into the city during rush hour). Many people who come from NJ or north of the city take transportation that wasn't affected by the strike, so for them it's just business as usual. The people who are pretty screwed are the ones who live in Queens or Brooklyn. Our winter break starts tomorrow, though, so hopefully the strike will be over by then.
 
i was in NY for the first time in my life this past summer (oh so hot!). i couldn't believe the traffic. i have never seen so many cars at once... there was absolutely no movement all all for like 45 minutes, no kidding. this was in queens. i can feel your guys' pain. hopefully it will all be over soon. good luck and have a GREAT break everyone! 👍

r_salis said:
I parachute in since the helicopter can't land on the roof of the building, but people have been walking, biking, or carpooling (you need 4 per car to get into the city during rush hour). Many people who come from NJ or north of the city take transportation that wasn't affected by the strike, so for them it's just business as usual. The people who are pretty screwed are the ones who live in Queens or Brooklyn. Our winter break starts tomorrow, though, so hopefully the strike will be over by then.
 
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