The general view of New Yorkers, the media, and the civic community has been that the rebuilding of the World Trade Center, while necessary, has come at a major cost to the Port Authority’s bottom line.
It's literally been eventful this week at the Rudin Center!
Equity. Achieving greater equity in NYC's transportation systems is a challenge that each presenter explored at Monday night's Peripheral Proposals event at the Van Alen Institute.
This week, the Rudin Center discussed transportation options at the urban periphery as part of the Van Alen Institue's fall festival Periphery! At this event, Sarah Kaufman, the Rudin Center's assistant director for technology programming
The NYU Rudin Center concluded our Emerging Leaders in Transportation program last week, wrapping up three weeks of seminars with industry leaders and behind-the-scenes tours of local transportation facilities.
The NYU Rudin Center for Transportation has updated our January 2015 report: “Mobility, Economic Opportunity and New York City
In addition to preparing for the UTRC's symposium, we've been busy keeping up with this week's transportation news. Here's our weekly round-up:
This week's to-read (and watch) list is chock-full of interesting debates about transportation and urban environments. From federal transportation priorities to local policies, here's our reading list this week:
The Rudin Center team has been busy gearing up for the holidays (and finals!). Take a break and catch up with this week's transportation news. Here's what we've been reading this week:
The holiday season is here! We hope that you're all enjoying holiday treats and stress-free travels--But! If you find yourself waiting for a plane, train, or automobile, take a look at this week's collection of transpo-related news articles:
Sarah M. Kaufman, NYU Rudin Center Assistant Director for Technology Programming, appeared on Fox 5 News to discuss potential regulations of ridesharing companies:
