Transportation Communications Newsletter
Tuesday,
February 3, 2015 – ISSN 1529-1057
AVIATION
1)
Delta Air Lines Computer Glitch
Frustrates Fliers
Link
to AP article:
BICYCLES / PEDESTRIANS
2)
Connected Bicycles Tell Cars: Don't Run
Me Over
Link
to article on ReadWrite:
CAMERAS
3)
Florida Court Dismisses Red-Light Camera
Tickets, Says City Can't Rely on Private Vendor to Review Images
Link
to story on WPLG-TV:
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
4)
Xerox Fined by Texas for Continued TxTag
Issues
Link
to story on KXAN-TV:
GPS / NAVIGATION
5)
US Air Force Budget Sets Stage for GPS
Satellite Competition
Link
to Reuters article:
MARITIME
6)
Securing the Nation's Ports Against
Cyberterrorism
Link
to article in InHomelandSecurity:
7)
Scientists Trial System to Improve
Safety at Sea
Link
to article from the University of Leicester:
Link
to article in the International Journal of Remote Sensing
OTHER
8)
The Story Behind Hollywood's Yellow
Location Signs
Link
to blog on LA Observed:
PARKING
9)
SmartPark: Tennessee Parking Sites
Project Helps Truckers Find Time to Rest
Link
to article in the Chattanooga Times Free
Press:
RAILROADS
10)
Alaska Railroad Positive Train Control
Project Faces State's New Fiscal Reality
Link
to article in Alaska Dispatch News:
11)
PTC Requirement Could Lead Amtrak to
Leave Kansas City
Link
to story on KMBC-TV:
SAFETY / SECURITY
12)
Transportation Communication Networks:
Combating the Cyber Terrorist Threat
Link
to blog from Alcatel-Lucent:
TAXIS / RIDESHARING
13)
Google is Developing Its Own Uber
Competitor
Link
to Bloomberg article:
TRANSIT
14) Beacon Technology to Target Los
Angeles Union Station Visitors with Help, Commerce
Link to article in the Los Angeles Times:
15)
Will Rising Trip Productivity Change
Travel Choices?
Link
to article in Catalyst:
VEHICLES
16)
Uber Challenges Google with New Research
Center to Work on Driverless Cars
Link
to article in the Irish Examiner:
News Releases
Upcoming Events
APTA Marketing &
Communications Workshop – February 22-25 – West Palm Beach, Florida
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