Faster Travel Times
Network upgrades and better operations cut travel times by up to 36% on key routes. Thousands of people get home faster every day.
View Efficiency ProjectsMy research leads to real improvements. Faster commutes, better funded projects, and smarter choices that reshape how people travel.
Network upgrades and better operations cut travel times by up to 36% on key routes. Thousands of people get home faster every day.
View Efficiency ProjectsMy analysis and advocacy supported major funding commitments, including the MTA program and congestion pricing implementation.
Explore Capital ImpactMy work shows how better operations can double Penn Station capacity without costly expansion. Smarter planning beats bigger buildings.
Discover Network SolutionsMajor outlets like The New York Times and Bloomberg use my analysis to explain complex transit issues and practical fixes.
Headlines repeat across decades. The same challenges and missed chances. I turn that history into insights that lead to solutions.
A library of hundreds of historic articles that reveal recurring patterns in regional connectivity and the fixes that can work now.
Explore the ArchiveAn interactive chronology of efforts to unify tri-state transit governance. Context that clarifies current choices and next steps.
View the TimelineGet governance and operations right before spending on new tech or big builds. That unlocks full value from major investments.
I go to first principles using physics-based modeling and clear visuals. That exposes root causes that quick studies miss.
I build execution-ready plans. Global best practice, local detail, and a path agencies can follow.
I align agencies, governments, and communities. Solutions stay technically sound and politically workable.
An interactive map that shows the true cost of living near each NYC subway station. It blends rent data, service frequency, and access to show real value in 2025.
Explore The Real Transit MapManhattan stations average above 4200 dollars. Outer borough express stops often offer better value than locals.
Stations with two to three minute peaks command premiums. Frequency drops on weekends and evenings.
Brooklyn saw the largest jumps with some stations above twenty five percent. A few Manhattan locations fell.
Weights are affordability 40 percent, frequency 25 percent, volume 15 percent, connectivity 10 percent, amenities 10 percent.
If you face operational limits, need direction, or want alignment for change, I bring research rigor and proven methods that deliver.
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