Transportation Communications Newsletter
Thursday,
May 30, 2013 – ISSN 1529-1057
AVIATION
1)
Most EU Airports Not Accessible for Deaf
People, Research Finds
Link
to article on Reduced Mobility Rights:
2)
OTG to Install 7,000 iPads at Airport
Gates in North America
Link
to article on Tnooz:
CAMERAS
3)
Jakarta Police Want Greater Surveillance
of Crime, Traffic
Link
to article in the Jakarta Globe:
4)
New Traffic Cameras to Aid in Beaufort
County, South Carolina Evacuation
Link
to story on WSAV-TV:
5)
Photos to Be Taken of License Plates of
Vehicles Entering and Leaving Pawleys Island, South Carolina
Link
to story on WBTW-TV:
OTHER
6)
Utah DMV Reveals Data Breach Discovered in March
Link to article in The Salt Lake Tribune:
RAILROADS
7)
Maryland Derailment Response Gets High
Marks
But
misidentification of chemicals caused confusion in early hours.
Link
to article in The Baltimore Sun:
ROADWAYS
8)
Electronic Train Warning Signs Coming
Soon to Langley, British Columbia
Link
to article in the Langley Times:
TAXIS
9)
Beijing Transport Authority to Ban App
Which Allows Riders to Bargain with Taxi Drivers
Link
to article in China Daily:
TELEMATICS
10)
OnStar: GM's Not-So-Secret-Weapon
Link
to article in Bloomberg Businessweek:
TRANSIT
11)
Massachusetts Bay Transportation
Authority to Launch Real-Time Developer Platform
Link
to article in The Transit Wire:
12)
Pregnant Boys? New Chicago Transit Ads
Spark Dialogue
Link
to story on WTTW-TV's Chicago Tonight:
VEHICLES
13)
Feds to Study Self-Driving Cars, Urge
State Caution
Link
to article in USA Today:
Link
to news release: http://goo.gl/uc8o3
14)
How Mobile Technology is Accelerating
the Auto Industry
Link
to commentary on Telematics Update:
News Releases
Upcoming Events
Symposium of the European Association for Research in Transportation –
September 4-6 – Stockholm
Today in Transportation
History
1883
**130th anniversary** Twelve people are trampled to death on the
Brooklyn Bridge due to a stampede.
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