A new report examines the lasting impact of the September 11 attacks on public transportation systems, particularly in major urban areas. It highlights how security measures implemented after the terrorist attacks reshaped transit operations, passenger behavior, and infrastructure planning. The analysis explores both the immediate disruptions and the long-term adjustments made to balance safety with accessibility. Experts discuss whether these changes have fundamentally altered how cities approach transportation security in the decades since.
September 11th and Public Transportation Eno Center for Transportation
