New Jersey Transit is on the brink of a “huge crisis” as a train engineers strike threatens to upend commutes as early as May 16, according to US Representative Mikie Sherrill.

NJ Transit may be encouraging some customers to work from home in May, a surprising stance from a transit agency that relies on continued ridership. That’s due to a much-feared rail strike that looms after the union representing engineers rejected NJ Transit’s latest contract deal.

NJ Transit announced contingency plan if there is a rail strike in two weeks. Spoiler alert, they can't move everyone.