LIRR strike live updates: LIRR, MTA reach agreement to end 3-day strike, Gov. Hochul announces

Long Island Rail Road service will resume beginning at noon on Tuesday.

Beginning at 12 p.m. Tuesday, hourly train service will operate on four main branches with electric train service including Ronkonkoma, Babylon, Port Washington, and Huntington.

Full service is expected to be restored in time for the evening rush hour and the Knicks game at Madison Square Garden.

Full peak service is expected across all branches, including diesel service by the evening commute.

Tuesday morning will follow Monday's contingency bus service.

LIRR Unions held a press conference after a 'fair' deal was reached to end the 3-day strike.

Long Island Rail Road union leaders spoke after announcement of deal to end 3-day strike.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced on social media that the MTA and LIRR unions have reached a deal and LIRR service will resume beginning Tuesday at noon

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman said not enough people took advantage of the emergency provisions in place on Monday.

Those include extra buses, which officials estimate only 2,100 people used on Monday.

There is also free parking at county parks so people can carpool.

"We highly recommend this, you can get your colleague, your friends, your neighbors together, get a plan, make sure that you get a lot of people in your vehicles," Blakeman said.

Blakeman is running for governor as a republican and quickly blamed Gov. Kathy Hochul for the strike.