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Other universities will join NYU to study challenging transportation problems and field-test novel solutions in close collaboration with transportation users, government agencies, policy makers, private companies, and entrepreneurs.
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Thoughts on mobility data, climate issues, public space, ridership gains, and autonomous vehicles.
Read More →Nearly 2.5 billion trips taken in first quarter of 2006, with all modes showing ridership increases.
Read More →The design contest, for high school students, will help introduce youth to careers in transportation.
Read More →In his new role, Girish Roy will be responsible for helping to develop and manage major transportation projects throughout the U.S., with emphasis on the West Coast.
Read More →Includes Emergency Operations Plan checklists and organization charts updated to include lessons learned from Katrina, 9/11, and other wide-scale emergencies.
Read More →Will operate shuttle services, install equipment.
Read More →Major transportation projects in three cities — Austin, Texas; San Jose, Calif.; and Washington, D.C. — could possibly hinge on the outcome of November's election.
Read More →Issues include ensuring adequate funding for public transit; making communities, infrastructure and transportation services more commuter friendly and more accessible; and helping persons with disabilities with transportation costs, and making transportation services more affordable.
Read More →Rashed Islam will be responsible for strategic leadership, business development, and management of key transportation initiatives.
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