RG 33.6. Rudin Center for Transportation Policy and Management, 2014-2019, inclusive

The website contains information on their staff and faculty, events, press, publications, and blog. The blog shifted to the homepage of the Rudin Center in 2014. The blog's areas of focus include infrastructure, paratransit, transportation planning and policy, bikes, technology and smart cities, aviation, urban mobility, economic development, and New York City.

Blog for the Rudin Center for Transportation Policy and Management, with posts dating back to August 2011. The blog focuses on news related to transportation and infrastructure, opinion pieces on transportation policy, public transit and driving analysis with a focus on New York City and the surrounding areas, transportation and commuter statistics, event announcements and recaps, social media and transportation, images of transportation and Rudin Center events, how major events affected transportation (Hurricane Sandy and September 11), and innovation in transportation.

This website is a New York City mobility and transportation fact book assembled by New York University's Rudin Center for Transportation Policy and Management which celebrates NYC's transportation diversity and features fact sheets about common modes of transportation including public and commercial air, water, rail, and road transportation as well as private road and water transportation. These fact sheets feature photos, infographics and statistical information about their prevalence over the last several years, and (nonfunctional) social media feeds which populate with topical content related to each mode of transportation. The home page warns that the Factbook is a work in progress and advises users to check back for updates, but the site has not received any major updates since at least 2014 when New York University web crawling of the site began. The site was likely abandoned during development.