Transportation Communications Newsletter
Wednesday,
October 8, 2014 – ISSN 1529-1057
Rear Projection DLP™ Cubes with LED Light Source vs. Slim-Bezel LCD
in Control Rooms
The two most commonly
deployed control room technologies today are: Thin-bezel LCD display wall
systems and Rear-projection DLP display wall systems with long-life LED light
source. Check out Mitsubishi Electric’s latest white paper which compares the
technologies and highlights pros and cons of each to help customers make an
informed choice for their investment in display technology. Click here to view
the white paper: http://me-vis.com/white-paper-download/
AVIATION
1)
Aviation Experts Want Better Tracking of
Planes in Wake of Malaysian Plane Tragedy
Link
to article in The Washington Post:
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION
2)
US DOT Answers the Most Frequently Asked
Questions About the Upcoming Connected Vehicle Pilots Program
Link
to further information from ITS Joint Program Office:
OTHER
3)
Israeli Transportation Ministry Puts an
End to 'How Am I Driving' Stickers
Link
to article in The Yeshiva World:
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
4)
Railroad Groups Urge Withdrawal of
Emergency Rule on Oil Train Reporting
Link
to story on NBC News:
TRANSIT
5)
New Christchurch Bus Depot Will Be
Really High-Tech
Link
to article from The Press:
6)
Display for Discovering Least-Crowded
Subway Car
Link
to article on PSFK:
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
7)
Two Government Committees Formed to
Decongest Bangalore
Link
to article in The Hindu:
News Releases
Bernie's Notes
Are you attending next week's ITS New Jersey annual meeting in
New Brunswick? If so, please let me know. I'd love the opportunity to meet.
Just drop me a note at bernie@bwcommunications.net so we
can make sure we have a chance to get together.
Upcoming Events
UITP International Bus
Conference – November 5-7 – Rio de Janeiro
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