The Rudin Center for Transportation Policy & Management brings leaders from government, industry and civic groups to discuss key challenges in transportation policy and infrastructure. These events, which include conferences, workshops, and a breakfast speaker series, attract researchers, practitioners, and graduate students from the New York Metropolitan Region.
In the fall, 2011, Rudin Center will explore topics such as: MTA capital projects, road safety in a global perspective and the role of the automobile in New York City. Please see the right side of the page for our upcoming events section, listing more information on each of these informative talks.
The Rudin Center also hosts an annual leadership breakfast honoring individuals in the transportation field. This year's Rudin Center Excellence in Transportation Breakfast will be held on March 1, 2012. For additional information about this breakfast and how you can support the Rudin Center research initiatives, please contact rudin.center@nyu.edu.
NYC City Planning Chair Amanda Burden, NYC Transportation Commissioner Jannette Sadik-Kahn, and Mary Ann Tighe at 2011 Rudin Center Breakfast.
MTA Chair Jay Walder talks with Craig Ivey of Con Edison at the March 3, 2011 awards breakfast
