LIRR strike live updates: Unions, MTA resume talks on day 3 of strike

Gov. Hochul received a briefing on the morning commute at 11 a.m.

"Governor Hochul continues to closely monitor the LIRR strike and travel alternatives. At 11am, she received a briefing from MTA and state leaders on this morning's commute and the status of negotiations between the MTA and LIRR unions," a spokesperson said. "She is pleased that the unions accepted her invitation to return to the table and encourages both parties to continue negotiating in good faith."

Representatives for the MTA and the LIRR unions have been at the table since about 7:30 a.m. on Monday.

Sunday night's talks ended around 1:30 a.m.

Many questions remain: When will both sides reach a deal? When they do, how soon will trains start moving?

N.J. Burkett is outside MTA headquarters in Lower Manhattan where negotiations are ongoing:

N.J. Burkett reports on the LIRR strike negotiations.

Those who opted to drive from Long Island to New York City on Monday morning dealt with early congestion amid the LIRR strike.

Eyewitness News reporter Lindsay Tuchman was in RoadCam 7 all morning to clock the commute.

Lindsay Tuchman has the latest on the commute.

Jamaica station was one of the destinations for the dozens of shuttle buses leaving Nassau and Suffolk counties for New York City on Monday morning.

Eyewitness News reporter Jaysha Patel spoke with riders about how the commute went.

Jaysha Patel reports from Jamaica on the passengers coping with shuttle buses during LIRR strike.