E-bike Controversy in NYC
By Jenee Malloy
Celebrating Women's Bike Month
By Jenee Malloy, Graduate Assistant, NYU Rudin Center for Transportation
Citi Bike: What Current Use and Activity Suggests for the Future of the Program
Read moreCiti Bike: What Current Use and Activity Suggests for the Future of the Program
Citi Bike: What Current Use and Activity Suggests for the Future of the Program takes stock of the system’s strengths and areas for growth as policymakers determine the City’s role
Citi Bike Usage and the Future of the Program
NYU’s Rudin Center for Transportation Policy & Management released a study today entitled “
Event: The Future of Citi Bike: Assuring Access to Low-Income Communities
DATE: November 17, 2016
TIME: 08:45am - 10:00am
#WomenWhoBike @ Rudin Center
Around 86,000 New Yorkers are biking to work or school regularly, with more than 400,000 cycling trips made on a typical day in NYC, according to NYC DOT’s most recent “Cycling in the City—A Snapshot.” Here at the NYU Rudin Center, many of our res
Social Innovation and Democratic Leadership: Communities Making Social Change from Below
Read moreCiti Bike: The First Two Years
Read moreCiti Bike: The First Two Years
Cyclists have taken more than 13.6 million trips on Citi Bike since its launch in May 2013.
Bikes and Gondolas: A News-Filled Week at the Rudin Center
The Rudin Center was abuzz with discussions of bike policy after hosting NYC DOT Commissioner Polly Trottenberg for the NY Cycle Club Town Hall.