Transportation Communications Newsletter
Thursday,
March 7, 2013 – ISSN 1529-1057
Iteris, Inc. has
an exciting opportunity available for a Sr. Transportation Engineer/Senior
Analytics Consultant. The qualified individual will be responsible for leading
business development efforts, managing projects, and performing
technical tasks on ITS projects related to performance measurement. The
successful candidate will be comfortable with client interface, leading efforts
to win work, including preparation of technical proposals and presentations.
Candidate should have experience managing projects successfully, including
directing staff activities and meeting budgets. The ideal candidate will have
experience in Traffic Operations and/or Intelligent Transportation Systems
Project Management consulting. Technical competence with various software
programs highly desired. We are seeking a professional with at least five to
ten years related experience, with the ability to travel. Visit our
website: www.iteris.com.
Contact: Thao Lim Senior Recruiter: tnl@iteris.com.
All correspondence will be kept strictly confidential. We are an Equal
Opportunity Employer.
BICYCLES
1)
Heavy Use of Montreal Bixi Bikesharing
System Displayed on New Open-Data Map
Link
to blog on Mobility Lab:
GPS / NAVIGATION
2)
New Navigation Technology Predicts
Traffic Conditions
Link
to story on Voice of America:
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION
3)
Canadian Government to Hold Auction for
Wireless Spectrum in November
Link
to Canadian Press article:
4)
The Link Between Intelligent
Transportation and Better Roads
Link
to blog in Better Roads:
OTHER
5)
Florida DOT's SunGuide Disseminator –
March 2013
Link
to newsletter:
SAFETY / SECURITY
6)
Colorado DOT Taps LED Rail Crossing
Safety Signs
Link
to article in Railway Age:
TRANSIT
7)
GlobeSherpa Raises $1.3 Million to Sell Transit
Tickets on Smartphones
Link to article in The Oregonian:
8)
New York MTA's BusTrek Promises to
Reduce 'Bus Bunching'
Link
to article in the Daily News:
9)
Uncovering the First, Fascinating
Rulebook for Subway Sign Design
Link
to blog on The Atlantic Cities:
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
10)
Virginia DOT's Staunton Control Center a
Hub of Activity During Snowstorm
Link
to article in The News Leader:
11)
Tele-Traffic Inks Deal with
Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority
Link
to article in the Orlando Business
Journal:
VEHICLES
12)
Augmented Reality Windshields Display
Phone Calls and GPS Information
Link
to article in The Daily Telegraph:
13)
Drive Into the Future – Your Car Know a
Lot About You. And It's Talking
Link
to article in The Wall Street Journal:
14)
Reports from automotiveIT Congress
-
IT Boss Says Porsche is 'Fast
Follower' with Connected-Car Services
-
Audi Sets 2015 Target of 1 Million
Connected Vehicles
-
Daimler CIO Lays Out Integrated
Approach to Customers
-
T-Systems Executive Urges Close
Customer Ties
News Releases
Upcoming Events
Talking Freight Seminar: Case Study on Promoting Public and Private
Sector Freight Collaboration – March 20
Today in Transportation
History
1913
**100th anniversary** The freighter Alum Chine, exploded in Baltimore Harbor. The blast killed 33.
1963
**50th anniversary** The Pan Am Building opened above Grand Central
Terminal in New York City and served as the airline's headquarters. At one time the building had a helicopter
landing pad on its roof.
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