Line of people impacted by Hurricane Sandy (virginialaird via Instagram)

Commuters queue up six blocks for a bus that'll take them from Brooklyn to Manhattan.

Line of people impacted by Hurricane Sandy (anthonyquintano via Instagram)

Folks line up for gas in Cliffside Park, N.J.

Line of people impacted by Hurricane Sandy (pxwhittle via yfrog)

We hope these Jersey residents have some reading material.

Line of people impacted by Hurricane Sandy (ckulacoglu via Instagram)

You don't need a car to wait in line for gas in Staten Island.

Line of people impacted by Hurricane Sandy (hlntv via Instagram)

Residents wait to be let back into their neighborhood in Beach Haven West, N.J.

Line of people impacted by Hurricane Sandy (nytjim via Instagram)

Cars wait in a 10-block-long line in Brooklyn

Line of people impacted by Hurricane Sandy (l_bmedia via Instagram)

At least gas prices are under $4 in New Jersey.

A long line of people wait for free distribution of dry ice in Union Square in the still powerless Chelsea section of Manhattan,Thursday, Nov. 1 (© Louis Lanzano/AP)

This is probably the only photo we've ever seen of people waiting for dry ice.

8 photos of insanely long lines prove Sandy's effects still being felt

11/1/2012

For citizens of the East Coast, life is slowly getting back to normal following Hurricane Sandy. And we mean that literally — things are going very, very slowly. Social media is full of images showing people and cars waiting in lines for everything from buses and gas to entrance back into their own neighborhoods. It's just proof that even though Sandy has passed and the sun is shining once again, it's going to be a long time before we stop feeling the storm's effects. Check out our gallery of pics people are sharing, and be grateful for your own slightly bad commute.

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