Transportation Communications Newsletter
Thursday,
October 25, 2012 – ISSN 1529-1057
Visit GEWI at ITS World Congress in Vienna
If you are attending the ITS World Congress in
Vienna, please visit us in person at GEWI stand P18 or at the TISA stand E40
and claim a free gift as GEWI celebrates its 20th year delivering
world-class traffic information solutions. You can also see the latest developments in TIC, which
are used for a
variety of transportation-related projects and used by a wide-range of public
and private sector organizations worldwide. New to be shown at ITS
World Congress will be TIC’s ability to distribute information to connected
graphical VMS signs. If you are unable to attend ITS World Congress this
year, then visit GEWI at www.gewi.com
to view GEWI’s products, to
learn about GEWI
history, to meet some of GEWI’s people and
to quickly learn from some of GEWI's TIC
product videos which powerfully demonstrate how in over 125 projects
worldwide, TIC CONNECTS Systems –
Vehicles – Travellers
AVIATION
1)
Budget Airline Ryanair Launches €3 Smartphone
App
Link
to article in Airport World:
Link
to news release: http://goo.gl/TTLmU
OTHER
2)
US, Australia Transport Unions Form
Alliance
Link
to Reuters article:
3)
ITS World Congress Daily News
Link
to newsletter from ITS International:
4)
News from ERTICO
-
Highlights from the Opening
Ceremony of the 19th ITS World Congress
-
Highlights from the ITS Hall of
Fame at the 19th ITS World Congress
PARKING
5)
Seattle Considers Pay-by-Phone Parking App
Link to story on KIRO-TV:
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
6)
State DOTs' Social Media Activity on the
Rise, AASHTO Survey Finds
Link
to article in Progressive Railroading:
ROADWAYS
7)
Confusion Reigns Over 'Closed' Signs at
I-95 Express Lanes in Florida
Link
to article in the Sun Sentinel:
SAFETY / SECURITY
8)
Flaw Seen in TSA Boarding-Pass Security
Link
to article in USA Today:
9)
Ohio DOT First in US to Use New Snowplow
Lights
Link
to story on WHIO-TV:
TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
10)
Rural Traffic Incident Management
Webinar
Link
to recorded webinar:
TRANSIT
11)
New York MTA is Putting Subway Countdown
App on Smartphones and Home Computers
Link
to article in the Daily News:
12)
Fairbanks, Alaska Bus System Improves
Tracking System, Signs
Link
to article in the Fairbanks Daily
News-Miner:
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
13)
Florida DOT to Install Cameras and Signs
on I-75, Site of Crash That Killed 11
Link
to article in The Gainesville Sun:
14)
West Virginia Public Service Commission
OKs 511 Travel Information System
Link
to AP article:
VEHICLES
15)
Papers from 12th
International Symposium on Heavy Vehicles Online
Link
to papers:
News Releases
Solicitation
-
Request for Proposals – Emergency
Vehicle On-Board Device Distractions – ITS America
Upcoming Events
Telematics for Fleet Management USA –
November 13-14 – Atlanta
Today in Transportation
History
1812
**200th anniversary** The frigate USS United States captured the British frigate HMS Macedonian in the North Atlantic during the War of 1812.
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