Transportation Communications Newsletter
Monday,
November 12, 2012 – ISSN 1529-1057
Are you ready for MAP-21 and RTSMIP requiring performance measurements and multiple system
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November 14, 1:30-3:00 pm EST webinar.
AVIATION
1)
Australian Airports Return to Normal
After Check-In Crash
Link
to article in The Sydney Morning Herald:
2)
San Antonio Airport Unveils Mobile Link
for Travelers
Link
to article in the San Antonio
Express-News:
BICYCLES
3)
Smartphone Gives Bikes an Automatic
Gearbox
Link
to article in New Scientist:
GPS / NAVIGATION
4)
Senior Citizens Find Their Voice with
Nav Systems
Link
to column in The Boston Globe:
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
5)
California Highway Patrol Launches
Campaign to Fight Driver Drowsiness
Link
to article in the San Jose Mercury News:
ROADWAYS
6)
UK Transport Secretary to Ban Pointless
Road Signs
Link
to article in The Telegraph:
TRANSIT
7)
MBTA Launches Commuter Rail Ticket App
Link
to story on WBUR Radio:
8)
Remembrance Day Message Cut from Toronto
Transit Commission Buses
Link
to article in the Toronto Sun:
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
9)
Warnings Staved Off Traffic Gridlock
from George Washington Bridge
Link
to article in The Record:
10)
Beijing Traffic Control Wows Foreign
Journalists
Link
to article in China Daily:
11)
China Mobile Opens Real-Time Traffic
Updates and Mapping for 15 Cities
Link
to article on ChinaTechNews:
12)
WAMU, WTOP Vie Over DC Traffic Reporting
Integrity
Link
to blog from Strategy Analytics:
VEHICLES
13)
Toyota Tests Cars That Communicate with
Each Other
Link
to AP article:
Link
to news release: http://goo.gl/qsAah
14)
Ford CEO: 'We're Not Going to Back Off'
on Tech-Push
Link
to video from Automotive News:
15)
Here's Why Toyota Execs are Cautious
About Working with Apple
Link
to article in Business Insider:
News Releases
Upcoming Events
Young Drivers at Work:
Risks and Solutions – December 6 – Nottingham, UK
Today in Transportation
History
1602
**405th anniversary** Sebastián Vizcaíno became the first known
European to sail into San Diego Bay.
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