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This new piece by Greg Lindsay, Visiting Scholar at the NYU Rudin Center for Transportation, is a must-read:

Why does Citi Bike work? New York’s densely populated center already encourages residents, workers, and tourists to walk or take transit to get around the city.

The NYU Rudin Center for Transportation hosted the Excellence in Transportation Breakfast on March 13, 2013, at The Modern. Tom Prendergast, MTA Chairman and CEO and Polly Trottenberg, NYC DOT Commissioner, delivered keynote addresses.

We at the NYU Rudin Center got an early look at Citi Bike’s new trip data and found exciting snippets, such as where it’s clear that New Yorkers

See the video below, designed by Sarah Kaufman of the NYU Rudin Center for Transportation with Jeff Ferzoco of linepointpath and Juan Francisco Saldarriaga, showing 48 hours in the life of Citi Bike:

Click here to download the new report by Mitchell L. Moss and Hugh O'Neill, A Port Authority That Works.

Monday night's Short Talks, Big Ideas event showcased the newest innovations in transportation projects and ideas. Thanks to the excellent speakers and large crowd!

Last week, researchers Lily Gordon-Koven and Nolan Levenson took a ride with James Leyba MUP '15 to discuss Citi Bike on Wagner's podcast "The Policy Shop." The interview was conducted while riding (during stops for safety, of course!).

By Sarah Kaufman; Map by Jeff Ferzoco

Sarah Kaufman, NYU Rudin Center's Digital Manager, talked Citi Bike usage on Brian Lehrer's TV show.  See the video below.

Last night's Citi Bike Data Showcase brought a full, fun crowd to talk about visualizations, apps and nuances of Citi Bike use and analysis.