Transportation Communications Newsletter
Tuesday,
July 9, 2013 – ISSN 1529-1057
BUSES
1)
Greyhound to Add Wi-Fi, Entertainment
Systems on Buses
Link
to AP article:
CAMERAS
2)
Iowa Officials: No Ticket if Governor's
SUV Speeds Past Traffic Cameras
Link
to story on KCCI-TV:
CARTOGRAPHY
3)
Two More Boston Transit Maps Help
Clarify the Chaos
Link
to blog on BostInno:
4)
Track Transportation Projects with the
San Francisco County Transportation Authority's New 'MyStreetsSF' Map
Link
to Streetsblog San Francisco:
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
5)
Environmental Group Pushes Port of
Vancouver on Safety Information
Link
to article in The Columbian:
6)
TSA Blacks Out 'Mission' of $56 Million
Sole-Source Contract Without Cause
Link
to article on Nextgov:
TAXIS / RIDESHARING
7)
Is Ridesharing the Future of Public
Transit Systems, or the Failure of Them?
Link
to blog on KPCC Radio:
TELEMATICS
8)
The Future of Aftermarket Telematics
Link
to article on Telematics Update:
http://goo.gl/A7luE (Part 1)
http://goo.gl/JQwcC (Part 2)
TRANSIT
9)
Smartphone App Will Allow Paperless Transit Tickets
in Texas Cities
Link to article in the Star-Telegram:
10)
Autism Ads Raise Ire, Pulled Off Seattle
Buses
Link
to article in The Seattle Times:
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
11)
Australian Traffic Network Launches
Real-Time National Traffic Website
Link
to article on radioinfo:
12)
Who is @WSDOT_traffic? Meet the People
Who Make Your Commute Better
Link
to story on KOMO News:
13)
Travel App Finds More Efficient Travel
Choice
Link
to article on PhysOrg:
14)
How to Really Outsmart Traffic
Link
to blog from Nokia:
News Releases
Upcoming Events
AASHTO Annual Meeting –
October 17-21 – Denver
Today in Transportation
History
1918
**95th anniversary** The deadliest train wreck in US history took
place near Nashville, Tennessee.
The crash killed 101 people.
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