The NYU Rudin Center for Transportation explores challenges in transportation and infrastructure. The Center draws upon faculty and graduate students to conduct research on cities and mobility, information technology in transportation and access to mass transit.
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How the F Train Breakdown Hit Social Media
Subway riders are often frustrated by the lack of notifications about long and unexpected delays, despite the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s efforts at using social media. The need for rider information was highlighted on June 5
Sarah Kaufman talks about the shape of cities to come
On this week's Technotopia podcast, NYU Rudin Center Assistant Director Sarah Kaufman discusses the future of cities, cars and governance. Listen here:
Second Avenue Subway Study Featured on NY1
The NYU Rudin Center for Transportation's study showing a sharp decline in Upper East Side taxi use following the Second Avenue Subway open
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A Streamlined Way to Build Projects Runs Into New York Politics
Mitchell L. Moss in The New York Times
NYC Mayor Ratchets Up Subway Pitch
Mitchell L. Moss in The Wall Street Journal
Penn Station is a drag for commuters and the economy
Mitchell L. Moss in NPR Marketplace
Why Does New York State Control the Subway? That’s the 20-Cent Question
Mitchell L. Moss in The New York Times
Only Thing Worse than the Subway? Not Being Able to Ride It
Sarah Kaufman in The New York Times
Harnessing the Data Exhaust (from vehicles)
Sarah Kaufman in Techonomy