Transportation Communications Newsletter
Thursday,
January 15, 2015 – ISSN 1529-1057
AVIATION
1)
GPS Technology Refines Takeoffs,
Landings at Dallas' Love Field
Link
to story on WFAA-TV:
CAMERAS
2)
Phoenix Adds Traffic Cams as Super Bowl
Experience Nears
Link
to story on 12 News:
3)
Politicians Hate Traffic Cameras as Much
as Everyone Else
Link
to article in Bloomberg Businessweek:
4)
Arizona Lawmakers Want to Ban Monkey
Masks, Groucho Glasses (at Least to Avoid Traffic Cameras)
Link
to article in the Phoenix Business
Journal:
RAILROADS
5)
South Dakota Soybean Board Director Says
Rail Reporting is Working
Link
to story on WNAX Radio:
TRANSIT
6)
DART Taking Lead in New Partnership to
Combat Human Trafficking
Link
to article in Metro:
Link to news release
7) Real-Time Schedules Come to Twin Cities Light-Rail Platforms
Link to article in the Star Tribune:
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
8)
National Operations Center of Excellence
Opens
Link
to story on Transportation Radio:
Interview with Dennis Motiani,
Executive Director of the NOCoE
9)
Colorado DOT Launches I-70 Radio for
Mountain Travelers
Link
to article in the Reporter-Herald:
Link
to news release
10)
Mumbai's Traffic Gets New Fix-It Plan,
and It's High-Tech
Link
to story on NDTV:
VEHICLES
11)
Exec: Google Won't Become an Automaker
Link
to article in USA Today:
12)
Seven Ways Self-Driving Cars Could
Impact States and Localities
Link
to article in Government Technology:
13)
Traffic Lights on Your Windshield Could
Get You Home Faster
Link
to story on CNN's Tomorrow Transformed:
News Releases
1)
Washington State DOT Offers New Online Tool
to Help Truck Drivers Plot Route, Avoid Bridge Strikes
Upcoming Events
US DOT Webinar: Creating
Smart Paths for Connected Cities – February 26
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