Wednesday Apr. 11th
Free to Ride is a modern-day civil rights saga about the racism embedded in opposition to a public transit expansion.
Events
Past
Tuesday Apr. 3rd
Our panelists discuss their backgrounds and trajectories to their current roles, and reflect on how work environments can support the inclusion and advancement of women through the transportation ranks.
Tuesday Feb. 13th
Some of the best transit agencies in Europe, including London and Stockholm, effectively use competitive bidding to contract transit operations to private companies.
Tuesday Feb. 6th
Can we rebuild transit in New York while construction costs remain sky-high?
Tuesday Jan. 23rd
Join TransitCenter and our panel of transportation experts and business and civic leaders for a discussion of the Governor’s congestion pricing plan and what it will take to implement it in New York City.
Thursday Jan. 25th
Nature and urbanity can go together, and so do trails and transit.
Monday Nov. 27th
Congestion pricing is back on the table in New York City. With the NYC subway in a state of emergency, bus ridership plunging and traffic levels worsening each year, New York needs to find new funding for transit and policies to better manage its streets. As New York ultimately failed to implement congestion pricing, Stockholm […]
Thursday Dec. 14th
Do you just love public transportation? Could you entertain and educate an audience with a 6-minute presentation on it? Prove it.
Wednesday Oct. 18th 6:00pm
Join TransitCenter for our panel with perspectives from riders, agencies, and technology developers to discuss visions for the future for how to best improve rider experience.
Thursday Oct. 5th
New York City’s buses and subways are in decline, and riders are paying the price in unreliability and delay.