The Daily News readers have shared their thoughts on the MTA (MTA) and the potential for a 3½ hour commute disruption, which disrupted all lines heading toward Forest Hills due to a passenger being hit by a train. One reader was told he could transfer from the No. 7 train to the E or F, but was instead told to transfer to the F line. The E was rerouted on 42nd St. and Roosevelt Ave. when he arrived, he was told there was no service to Forest Hills. The retired MTA subway train operator, Ron Gersh, suggested that those who pushed people onto the tracks should be seriously punished for their actions, suggesting a special category of murder charge for those who do so. The author also expressed frustration at the lack of coverage of President Donald Hochul's support for the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA), which has been influenced by the gas and oil industries.