#Space98 – Rethinking the Bus Shelter
Even if you aren’t an avid bus rider, undoubtedly, at some point you have gone by a bus shelter. Not all bus stops are equipped with one, but for some … Continue reading
Busing in <3 for M15
A bus is just a large vehicle sitting in a barn until a driver takes it out on on a daily route to your stop. Once on board, it is … Continue reading
The Value of Transit Logos
Starbucks. McDonlads. Apple. FedEx. What do these companies have in common? In reading the list of corporations above, an image of their logos most likely came to mind right away … Continue reading
Transit Week, Days 5 and 6: TT2012
NOTE: Transforming Transportation took place from January 26-27 at the World Bank Headquarters in Washington D.C. Apologies for such a belated post! The last two days in Washington D.C. drew … Continue reading
Transit Week, Day 4: On the Exhibit Floor
NOTE: The 2012 Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting took place from January 22-26 in Washington D.C. I am well aware that it’s March – keeping up with the blog and … Continue reading
Transit Week, Day 3: Poster Sessions at TRB
43,000 papers were submitted for review at the Transportation Research Board’s 91st annual meeting. That’s a lot of great work that just can’t fit into a four day conference! Thankfully, … Continue reading
Transit Week, Day 2: TRB Opening Day
Sunday was the first full day of the Transportation Research Board (TRB) 91st Annual Meeting in Washington D.C. This event attended by approximately over 10,000 transportation professionals and academics from … Continue reading
Transit Week, Day 1: TranspoCamp
It’s a new year and what better way to start it off with a week of great transportation events! Starting today through Jan. 27, I will be reporting from Washington … Continue reading
International Transit Day
Before heading out the door this New Years Eve, see if you might be able get a free ride home. This NYE, several transit systems will offer free service as … Continue reading
Transit Gives Back – MetroChange
In the spirit of the holidays, MetroChange, a project started by three NYU Interactive Communications program students gives straphangers a good reason to hold onto their MetroCards. With the exception … Continue reading
