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By Edwin Jeng, Research Assistant, NYU Rudin Center for Transportation

In the aftermath of Erie County’s deadly winter storm in December 2022, the NYU Rudin Center for Transportation is leading a study on storm preparation, response, and recovery to inform future planning and offer best practices for major citie

New book chapter published: "What’s the Worst That Can Happen? Social Media Protocols and Policies" in Best Practices for Transportation Agency Use of Social Media, CRC Press, October 2, 2013.

Do pedestrians have more time to cross the street in DC than in NYC? It depends. Both cities have rapidly implemented “countdown” pedestrian signals to give pedestrians a better estimate of how much time they have to cross.

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In this thoughtful look at smart cities in Metropolis Magazine, the book by Anthony Townsend gets a big thumbs-up.

More than two million wireless connections were made to the subway cell and wi-fi service; Sarah Kaufman was featured in AM New York's arti

By Lily Gordon-Koven