Is it time to say that the half-century experiment of state-controlled authority over NYC transit has proven to be unaccountable and insufficient, and that New York should join London, Paris, San Francisco, and Los Angeles in making its local transit accountable to locally-elected leaders? Join TransitCenter for a far-reaching discussion of MTA governance.
How can we make bus service better while ensuring that transit remains welcoming for all? Join TransitCenter to hear how transit agencies and community advocates have worked to do both. The panel will discuss the problem of targeted fare evasion arrests in New York City, and discuss MTA's plan to implement all-door boarding.
Do you have a phone? Do you experience overcrowded and unreliable transit? This is the event for you!
After six months in the most difficult job in New Jersey, Kevin Corbett, NJ Transit Executive Director will join TranistCenter and Tri-State Transportation Campaign for a conversation on NJT's progress and challenges.
Join TransitCenter and our panel with New York City Transit’s president, leading elected officials, and accessibility advocates to explore how New York found itself with the least accessible subway system in the country, and how we can correct this long-standing injustice.
Join TransitCenter to learn more about the living wage proposal for NYC's app-based drivers, and discuss its implications for drivers and transit in New York City.
Join TransitCenter for a panel including: a veteran Albany policy and politics expert, Executive Director of the Riders Alliance, and a tenacious NYC transportation reporter to ask "phase one or epic head fake?"
Without reporters bringing attention to public transit issues, we'd be in deep trouble.
NYC's transit crisis is taking a heavy toll on the city's healthcare sector.
Free to Ride is a modern-day civil rights saga about the racism embedded in opposition to a public transit expansion.
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.
Some of the best transit agencies in Europe, including London and Stockholm, effectively use competitive bidding to contract transit operations to private companies.