December 20, 200520 yr :angry: NEW YORK - Subways and buses ground to a halt Tuesday morning as transit workers walked off the job at the height of the holiday shopping and tourist season, forcing millions of riders to find new ways to get around. Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who had said the strike would cost the city as much as $400 million a day, joined the throngs of people crossing the Brooklyn Bridge in the freezing cold as he walked from a Brooklyn emergency headquarters to City Hall. Other New Yorkers car-pooled or rode bicycles. http://news.yahoo.com/fc/Business/Labor_and_Workplace what a freaking inconvenience :angry: :angry: :angry:
December 21, 200520 yr Things like these makes me glad that I live in Los Angeles, where we don't rely heavily on public transportation.
December 22, 200520 yr Yea i heard about this. Apparently you cant go into or out of the city with a car unless there are 4 or more people inside.
December 22, 200520 yr strikes over.... the TWU has given in and returned to work.... boo I say! BOOOOOO! http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10555519/
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