Transportation Communications Newsletter
Monday,
June 3, 2013 – ISSN 1529-1057
AVIATION
1)
UK Airport Wi-Fi Charges Revealed
Link
to article in The Daily Telegraph:
2)
Articles from Airport Business
-
Tame the SMS Beast
-
Airports Can Leverage Power of
Their Wireless Networks
-
Airport IP Surveillance is More
Than Meets the Eye and is for More than Security
-
Tech Bytes – Social Media
CARTOGRAPHY
3)
Paper Maps Still Have Appeal Despite
Spread of Phone Apps, GPS Devices
Link
to article in the Las Vegas
Review-Journal:
GPS / NAVIGATION
4)
Nokia Lays Off Workers at Fargo, North
Dakota Plant
Link
to article in The Forum:
SAFETY / SECURITY
5)
New York Governor Directs DMV to
Increase Texting-While-Driving Penalty
Link
to story on NY1:
TAXIS
6)
Dubai to Roll Out 'Smart Maps' for Taxi
Fleet
Link
to article on ArabianBusiness:
7)
New York Cabbie Says GPS Tracking Used
to Punish Drivers
Link
to Bloomberg article:
TELEMATICS
8) Ann Arbor and the Future of
V2V/V2I
Link to
article on Telematics Update:
9)
Should Technology Be Used to Encourage
Truckers to Use Seatbelts?
Link to article in Irish Trucker:
Link to article in Irish Trucker:
TRANSIT
10)
System to Let Riders Track Buses in
Pittsburgh Region
Link
to article in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:
11)
Texting Service Answers 'Where's My
Bus?' in Albuquerque
Link
to article in Government Technology:
12)
The Grim Rapper Warns New York City
Subway Riders to 'Stand Back' from the Tracks
Link
to article in the Daily News:
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
13)
Regional Traffic Management Center Opens
in Central Java
Link
to article in The Jakarta Post:
VEHICLES
14)
Stanford Innovation Center Studies the
Auto's Past, Plans for Its Future
Link
to article in Automotive News:
15)
Volkswagen Supports More IT Research at
Stanford University
Link
to article in automotiveIT International:
16)
Millennials: A Car is a Social Device on
Wheels
Link
to blog in Marketing Daily:
News Releases
Job Posting
-
Event Marketing Manager for 2014
World Congress on Intelligent Transportation Systems – ITS America – Washington,
DC
Upcoming Events
National Congestion
Pricing Conference – July 9-10 – Seattle
Today in Transportation
History
1973
**40th anniversary** A Soviet Tupolev Tu-144 crashed during the
Paris Air Show. This was the first
crash of a supersonic passenger aircraft.
All six aboard the plane, along with eight people on the ground, were
killed.
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