Transportation Communications Newsletter
Tuesday,
February 5, 2013 – ISSN 1529-1057
AVIATION
1)
For the 'Connected' Airplane, Young
Engineers Have Right Mind-Set
Link
to article in Aerospace Engineering:
CAMERAS
2)
Arizona Bill Would Make Communities
Justify Photo Radar on Highways
Link
to article from the Cronkite News Service:
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
3)
Xerox Transportation Solutions Interview
– Ken Philmus
Link
to story on Transportation Radio:
OTHER
4)
North Carolina DOT Can Blame Its Customers or Learn
from Them
Link to column in The News & Observer:
5)
Thinking Highways – December
2012/January 2013
Link
to magazine:
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
6)
North Dakota Bill Looks at
Confidentiality of Crash Reports
Link
to AP article:
ROADWAYS
7)
Urban Mobility Report Takes Annual Look
at Congestion in US
Link
to story on Transportation Radio:
8)
Sign Graffiti Spurs Kansas DOT to Close
Freeways, Remove Sign Catwalks
Link
to article in The Kansas City Star:
9)
New Device Will Better Track Traffic
Conditions in Washington State
Link
to story on KOMO-TV:
SAFETY / SECURITY
10)
Sandy Created a Black Hole of
Communication
Link
to article in Emergency Management:
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
11)
How Virtual Traffic Lights Could Cut
Down on Congestion
Link
to article on The Atlantic Cities:
http://www.theatlanticcities.com/commute/2013/02/virtual-traffic-lights-real-traffic-reduction/4594/
News Releases
2)
2.1 Billion Contactless Credentials Will
Ship into the Transportation and Ticketing Market in 2018
Upcoming Events
Webcast: Distance-Based Charging – February 14
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5447173366475555072?goback=%2Egde_4471473_member_210226473
Today in Transportation
History
1918
**95th anniversary** Lt. Stephen W. Thompson became the first person
in the US military to shoot down an enemy aircraft.
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