Contact
UTRCseminars@utrc2.org
 May 8, 2015, 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
NYIT Auditorium, 1871 Broadway, New York, NY
INVESTING IN AN ACCESSIBLE NEW YORK:
A Conference on Public Transportation and New York's Future
New York City is home to the country's most expansive public transportation network, with 14 million people, seven million workers and a $1.4 trillion economy relying on its buses, subways and commuter trains every day. Just as this transit network has shaped what the city has become over the past century, the investments we make today will determine New York City's global competitiveness, affordability and economic development for generations to come.
Join University Transportation Research Center and the Regional Plan Association on May 8th as the nation's transportation leaders convene to discuss how New York City's transit network has shaped the city we know today and the role that transit investments will play in New York's future.
CONFERENCE SPEAKERS:
Matthew W. Daus
Distinguished Lecturer, UTRC
Peter Derrick
Senior Fellow, NYU Rudin Center for Transportation
Management and Policy
Mortimer Downey
Chair, Washington Metropolitan Transit Authority
Emil Frankel
Assistant Secretary for Transportation Policy, US DOT, 2002-2005 Senior Fellow of Eno Camille Kamga Director, University Transportation Research Center Jesse M. Keenan Director, The Center for Urban Real Estate (CURE) David King
Assistant Professor, Columbia University Robert Paaswell Distinguished Professor of Civil Engineering Director Emeritus, University Transportation Research Center Jonathan Peters Professor, College of Staten Island, CUNY Rosemary Scanlon Dean, NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate Joshua Schank President & CEO, Eno Center for Transportation Elliott Sclar Professor of Urban Planning, Columbia University Director, Center for Sustainable Urban Development The Earth Institute Beverly Scott CEO, Beverly Scott Associates, LLC Martin Wachs Distinguished Professor Emeritus, UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs Robert D. Yaro President Emeritus, Regional Plan Association
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