LIRR riders may pay 9.4 percent more in Jan.
Quick ReadAs part of the broad MTA-wide fare hike, LIRR tickets would rise 7.6 percent to 9.4 percent.
Photo credit: Sally Morrow | Jaishel Linch, of Brooklyn, buys LIRR tickets at the Hicksville station, Tuesday (July 27, 2010)
LIRR trains and commuters through the years
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Come January, Long Island Rail Road riders may be paying up to 9.4 percent more for their tickets and finding themselves in more of a hurry to use them, officials said Tuesday.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority plans Wednesday to officially release details of wide-ranging proposed hikes it says are essential to solving a startling $900-million deficit and helping to balance its budget...
