Transportation Communications Newsletter
Monday,
September 23, 2013 – ISSN 1529-1057
AVIATION
1)
Talks on Private Air-Traffic Control
Turn Serious in US
Link
to Bloomberg article:
2)
FAA Nears New Rules on Devices
Link
to article in The New York Times:
3)
E-Books, iPads During Takeoff Still 'a
Way Off' in Australia
Link
to article in The Australian Financial
Review:
4)
Inconsistency Has Become Major Theme in
NextGen Implementation. How to Rectify?
Link
to article in Air Traffic Management:
5)
Signs of Our Times: Airport Ads Are Big
Business
Link
to article in USA Today:
6)
How Creative Can Airport Ads Be? Lisbon
Airport Shows the Way
Link
to article on Skift:
7)
App Helps Travelers Negotiate Airports
Link
to article in the Telegram & Gazette:
8)
Portland, Oregon Airport's Billboard
Brouhaha
Link
to editorial in The Oregonian:
MARITIME
9)
Cuba, US Coordinate Search and Rescue
Operations
Link
to Prensa Latina article:
PARKING
10)
Dispute Over Parking Sensors in Boise, Idaho Could
Cost Taxpayers More Money
Link to story on KBOI-TV:
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
11)
Emergency Organizations Reach Out to
Philadelphia's Commuting Public
Link
to story on KYW Radio:
TRANSIT
12)
Minnesota's Metro Transit Debuts Wi-Fi
Service on Northstar Line
Link
to article in the Star Tribune:
13)
Advertising a Boon for Rome, Georgia
Transit
Link
to article in the Rome News-Tribune:
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
14)
UK Highways Agency Tracks Millions of
Motorists' Cellphones in 'Smart' Trials
Link
to article in The Daily Telegraph:
15)
Google to Keep Waze as Separate Service
Link
to article on Globes:
16)
A Closer Look at Inrix, the World's
Largest Traffic Intelligence Network
Link
to article in ITProPortal:
VEHICLES
17)
Self-Driving Vehicles Progress Faster
Than Rules of Road
Link
to Bloomberg article:
18)
Connected Cars' Knob-Free Interface
Challenge
Link
to article in the Radio And Internet
Newsletter:
News Releases
4) Public Encouraged to Participate in
First-Ever Online Public Meeting for Pennsylvania Transportation
Upcoming Events
Road Usage Charge Summit
2013 – November 13 – Portland, Oregon
Today in Transportation
History
1913
**100th anniversary** Roland Garros, a French aviator, made the
first non-stop flight across the Mediterranean Sea, flying between France and Tunisia.
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