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The Driverless Future Competition. Runner-up, June 2017

Hub311 is a hybrid AV transit system and policy proposal to shorten travel gaps and improve access to resources and real-time information for the underserved population of New York City. We propose the placement of Hub311 station to provide an immediate actionable intervention for accessibility deserts within the urban landscape.

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The Hub stations are placed as part of a new transit system. The fleet will provide the missing piece of transit between accessibility deserts and existing bus, subway and train stations - improving connectivity within the neighborhoods and creating a more active and accessible environment. The Hub311 design plans for the future. Placed on five on-street parking spots it blends into the existing sidewalk while maintaining a clear flow of traffic on existing roads.  Building on existing technology like LinkNYC, the Hub adds a transit stop for NYC AV fleets and a digital and physical interface that provides access to information and community resources.

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Hub311 is a public amenity designed to preserve affordable neighborhoods by providing equal access. While, a car-free city is a long way to go, for now, we can look forward to an oasis of accessibility.

Team members: Gaurav Sardana, Esther Zipori, Matthew Casaverde, Yashil Mudaliar

Global Schindler Award. 1st Place Honorary Award ​, ​​​April 2015

Team members: Matthew Potter, Morgan Jones, Esther Zipori, Matthew McCabe, Gabriel Canizo, Milena Popow, Eka Pramuditha, Vincess Dimayuga, Grace Dong, Monali Patel, Lauren Martin, Georgeen Theodore.

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