Transportation Communications Newsletter
Thursday,
October 23, 2014 – ISSN 1529-1057
AVIATION
1)
FAA's NextGen Czar Tells Convention,
Modernization Program is On Track
Link
to article on AINonline:
2)
At Austin Airport, Wi-Fi Predicts How
Long the Security Line Will Be
Link
to article in PC World:
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
3)
FASTag to Be Brand Name of Electronic
Toll Collection System in India
Link
to article on NetIndian:
GPS / NAVIGATION
4)
Audi Looks to Head Off Google with
In-Car Map Updates
Link
to Bloomberg article:
5)
Hertz Shows the Future of GPS Navigation
with Its New Tour App
Link
to article on Skift:
RAILROADS
6) Out with the Old, In with the New, New Haven
Union Station Gets Electronic Departure Boards
Link to story on WTNH-TV:
ROADWAYS
7)
Winthrop, Washington Town Council
Opposes State DOT Variable Message Sign in Town
Link
to article in the Methow Valley News:
SAFETY / SECURITY
8)
California Company Wants to Disrupt 911
Link
to article in Government Technology:
TRANSIT
9)
More Wi-Fi Coming to New Jersey Transit
Stations, and Maybe to Trains
Link
to NJ Advance Media article:
10) Rutgers Partners on Transit Industry
Career Site
Link to article in the Home News Tribune:
11) Take Public Transport, Win Gold, Cash
in Dubai
Link to article in Gulf News:
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
12)
Adelaide May Add More Electronic Travel
Time Signs
Link
to article in the Messenger Leader:
13)
Edmonton Drivers Hit Information
Superhighway Using Smart Technology
Link
to article in the Edmonton Journal:
14)
What is the Best Way to Beat Traffic?
Link
to story on ABC's Good Morning America:
VEHICLES
15)
UK Transport Minister: Driverless Cars
in 2015
Link
to article in The Scotsman:
16)
Ford to Add Pedestrian Detection to Its
Cars
Link
to article in MIT Technology Review:
17)
US DOT Wants Your Input on Proposed FHWA
2015 Guidance for Connected Vehicles and the Formation of a V2I Deployment
Coalition
Link
to additional information from the ITS Joint Program Office:
News Releases
Upcoming Events
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November 10-11 - Munich
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