Displaced NJ Transit rail commuters would have some wide-ranging options if a strike happens Friday, including driving to work, taking a bus, or riding a ferry. NJ Transit has set up a site that lists it contingency plans in the event of a strike.

Several transportation services are establishing workarounds in preparation for disruptions due to a potential NJ Transit strike, which could suspend service as early as 12:01 a.m. May 16.

If NJ Transit workers strike on Friday, marking the first such walkout in over 40 years, we’ve compiled a list of alternative ways to travel to New York City.