May 9, 2024, New York — Last night the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute at Hunter College hosted the 2024 Theodore Kheel Transportation Policy Lecture featuring an in-depth and timely discussion of congestion pricing. Marking the 110th anniversary of Mr. Kheel’s birth, and convening top transportation policy experts from across the city, the panel addressed the tolling plan’s expected benefits, potential downsides, and approaches to its implementation.
Ann Kirschner, President, Hunter College
David Jones, President and CEO, Community Services Society
Juliette Michaelson, Deputy Chief, Policy & External Relations, MTA
Betsy Plum, Executive Director, Riders Alliance
Cristyne Nicholas, Chair, Broadway Association & CEO, Nicholas & Lence Communications
Samuel Schwartz, 2024 Theodore Kheel Transportation Fellow & CEO of Samuel Schwartz Pedestrian Traffic Management Services Inc.
Jane Kheel Stanley, Attorney, Writer, and Philanthropist
Samuel Schwartz, 2024 Theodore Kheel Transportation Fellow & CEO of Samuel Schwartz Pedestrian Traffic Management Services Inc.
Juliette Michaelson, Deputy Chief, Policy & External Relations, MTA
Betsy Plum, Executive Director, Riders Alliance
David Jones, President and CEO, Community Service Society
Cristyne Nicholas, Chair, Broadway Association & CEO, Nicholas & Lence Communications
