Last night's panel on Big Ideas for Transportation, co-hosted by the Rudin Center, Downtown Alliance and Control Group, featured fantastic talks against the scenic background of South Street Seaport.
The speaker lineup:
Where can you use your cell phone underground? Here's a map to show you which 37 subway stations are wired for access.
Join the NYU Rudin Center on a musical journey as we explore all the transportation songs known to Spotify.
Announcing the NYU Rudin Center's new fellowship for Emerging Leaders in Transportation.
Over the next several weeks, the Rudin Center will be releasing a series of white papers and reports from our research project on Re-Programming Mobility: Getting Around Metropolitan America in 2030 and the Coming Crisis in Transport
The latest release from our Re-Programming Mobility research project is a complete bibliography of the 150+ source documents that provided much of the raw material for the four scenarios of mobility in U.S.
The latest in our series of findings from our ongoing work on "Re-Programming Mobility" is a trend report and set of research notes highlighting key findings from our year-long survey of more than 150 sources highlighting new technologies and serv
"No one receives a social penalty for aggressive driving, and only rarely a legal penalty," writes Tom Vanderbilt, NYU Rudin Center Visiting Scholar, in The New York Times.
Join us at the sixth edition of Short Talks, Big Ideas on September 23rd.
At a press conference today alongside the new Lafayette Street protected bike lane, NYC Department of Transportation Commissioner Polly Trottenberg and Bicycling Magazine's Bill Strickland announced that New
Congratulations to the inaugural class of Emerging Leaders in Transportation!
The NYU Rudin Center for Transportation co-hosted a workshop series to create solutions that improve the mobility experiences of female-identifying individuals.
