Too many people are stuck in traffic in New York City. The City has proposed or attempted various ways to speed up our transit in, out, and around the metro area, including congestion fees, bike lanes, public plazas, limits on parking, and expansions of subway, taxi and bus services. Come hear what two veterans of NYC’s transportation policy debates — Charles Komanoff, Traffic Analyst Extraordinaire, Nurture Nature Foundation and Jon Orcutt, Director of Policy, NYC department of Transportation — have to say about NYC’s efforts to avoid getting stuck in traffic.