Recent Events
The NYU Rudin Center for Transportation hosted the Excellence in Transportation Breakfast on March 13, 2013, at The Modern.
Tom Prendergast, MTA Chairman and CEO and Polly Trottenberg, NYC DOT Commissioner, delivered keynote addresses. UTRC’s Director, Dr. Camille Kamga attended the event and had a chance to meet the officials to discuss the transportation issues facing the Region.
UTRC staff and consortium faculty participated at the 93rd Transportation Research Board Meeting held from January 12 - 16 2014.
Rebecca Reyes-Alicea is FRA’s program manager for NEC FUTURE. She described the nature of the planning process, the challenges in working on a corridor that crosses eight states and is served by commuter, intercity and freight railroads, and the steps NEC FUTURE is taking to develop a long-range investment program.
University Transportation Research Center and Brooklyn Waterfront Research Center hosted a half day symposium on March 21st, 2014 at the Brooklyn Borough Hall. The symposium addressed the history of the Brooklyn in the context of the Brooklyn waterfront’s rich industrial history and how and why that industry disappeared.
The NYU Rudin Center for Transportation hosted the Excellence in Transportation Breakfast on March 13, 2013, at The Modern.
Tom Prendergast, MTA Chairman and CEO and Polly Trottenberg, NYC DOT Commissioner, delivered keynote addresses. UTRC’s Director, Dr. Camille Kamga attended the event and had a chance to meet the officials to discuss the transportation issues facing the Region.
UTRC staff and consortium faculty participated at the 93rd Transportation Research Board Meeting held from January 12 - 16 2014.
Rebecca Reyes-Alicea is FRA’s program manager for NEC FUTURE. She described the nature of the planning process, the challenges in working on a corridor that crosses eight states and is served by commuter, intercity and freight railroads, and the steps NEC FUTURE is taking to develop a long-range investment program.
University Transportation Research Center and Brooklyn Waterfront Research Center hosted a half day symposium on March 21st, 2014 at the Brooklyn Borough Hall. The symposium addressed the history of the Brooklyn in the context of the Brooklyn waterfront’s rich industrial history and how and why that industry disappeared.
The second Connected Vehicles (2CV) symposium will bring industry, government and academia together to explore the future directions in research and deployment of connected vehicle technologies in our region.
