Even if you're not attending today's FIFA World Cup match, traffic is expected to impact you. Warning signs for drivers can be seen across the New Jersey Turnpike and other major roadways. On the Turnpike, Exit 16E to Route 3 in Secaucus is closed from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Officials are encouraging anyone attending today's game at New York New Jersey Stadium to travel via NJ Transit. The agency said nearly 15,000 train tickets have already been sold for today's match. Another 12,000 people are expected to take the FIFA shuttle buses, and around 3,500 parking spots for the game have been sold at American Dream. Buy your parking ahead of time — with dynamic pricing, parking today costs $300 at the mall. In the event of heat-related issues affecting Amtrak's overhead wires, contingencies are in place, including 500 NJ Transit buses and even two boats to cross the Hudson in an emergency. News 12's Tom Krosnowski will be riding one of the NJ Transit trains today to see how the journey goes to and from Secaucus and the stadium.