Join us for Parking is Powerful, our first event in a three-part series, All Transportation is Local, that delves into the content and recommendations from TransitCenter's new transportation policy guide for mayors and city leaders.
This hands-on workshop introduces how to use open transit data to make maps.
Across race and gender, feeling unsafe on the road is the biggest reason why people don’t use bicycles for urban travel.
Young Professionals in Transportation-NYC and TransitCenter are excited to host Dr. Phillip Mark Plotch, author of Politics Across the Hudson.
Please join us as we present Mike Rawlinson of City ID (Bristol, UK) and Wendy Feuer of NYC Dept of Transportation, two leaders uniquely qualified to discuss the state of the art in designing information for transit users, thinking about transit as public space and the continuum between public transit and the urban streetscape.
How to thrive as a minority in transportation's executive ranks.
Dr. Karner, a professor at Georgia Tech's School of City and Regional Planning, will present some of his recent research on public transit service equity.
Last week, Bruce Schaller, a former Deputy Commissioner at the NYC Dept of Transportation, released "UNSUSTAINABLE," a new analysis of the growth of transportation network companies in New York City.
Join TransitCenter for a discussion with renowned sustainability and transportation expert Peter Newman as he discuses his new book The End of the Automobile Dependence: How Cities are Moving Beyond Car-Based Planning.
This talk will explore the uncelebrated, often overlooked maintenance, repair, upkeep, mundane labor, and incremental improvements that are the source of the majority of what we gain from technology.
Transit Takes, TransitCenter’s first film screening event, will feature titles that explore transportation issues from Cleveland to Seattle and more.
You’re invited to TransitCenter’s Inaugural Holiday TransitSlam, where slammers will compete for audience applause in order to win stellar transit prizes.