NJ Transit rail engineers went on strike Friday, shutting down train service for more than 100,000 daily riders across the state. New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy gave an update on the negotiations Friday morning,

Just 10 hours into a historic NJ Transit strike that put the state’s commuter rail system in a standstill, stranding 100,000 riders, Gov. Phil Murphy vowed to keep negotiating— but in a way that won’t bankrupt the agency.

It’s a strike. After marathon negotiations over pay, NJ Transit engineers and the Murphy administration reached no deal on a new contract, leaving most of the roughly 100,000 commuters without a ride and potentially creating a headache for the Democrats who hope to succeed him.