Rudin Center for Transportation Policy and Management
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.
RIDERSHIP AND COVID-19 FACT SHEET
In early March, travel on all modes of transit throughout and into New York City declined sharply, reaching all-time low levels around April 13. This fact sheet contains data and information pulled from our Transportation During Coronavirus report to compare how ridership on each mode of transit fared during this period, representing the worst of the pandemic in NYC.
ESSENTIAL WORKERS AND COVID-19 FACT SHEET
The COVID-19 pandemic in New York City made clear the critical role of essential workers. However, many of these workers live in lower-income and transit-poor areas. This fact sheet contains data and information pulled from our Transportation During Coronavirus report to show the options available to these workers.
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Avoiding Gridlock: Strategies to Keep Cities Moving in a Pandemic & Beyond
NYU Rudin Center Associate Director Sarah Kaufman participated in a webinar with the National Association of City Transportation Officials about Avoiding Gridlock: Strategies to Keep Cities
