Transportation Communications Newsletter
Monday,
May 25, 2015 – ISSN 1529-1057
Reno A&E Bicycle Detection System Maximizes Accuracy
Reno A&E now offers an automatic bicycle detection system that combines a C-series inductive loop detector, using enhanced and patented algorithms and prefabricated inductive loops for new and upgraded intersections. The RAE (model C-1101-B and model C-1201-B) loop detectors identify all vehicles, including the ability to differentiate bicycles from all other vehicles, as well as scooters and motorcycles. Both models, (CALTRANS or NEMA type), allow traffic engineering professionals to detect and provide safe passage time for bicycles without compromising operational efficiency of the intersection. To learn more about RAE’s Bicycle Detection System, contact RAE Director of Sales, Carl Zabel at carlz@renoae.com or stop by booth 417 in the exhibit hall during ITS America’s Annual Meeting & Expo, May 31-June 3.
Reno A&E now offers an automatic bicycle detection system that combines a C-series inductive loop detector, using enhanced and patented algorithms and prefabricated inductive loops for new and upgraded intersections. The RAE (model C-1101-B and model C-1201-B) loop detectors identify all vehicles, including the ability to differentiate bicycles from all other vehicles, as well as scooters and motorcycles. Both models, (CALTRANS or NEMA type), allow traffic engineering professionals to detect and provide safe passage time for bicycles without compromising operational efficiency of the intersection. To learn more about RAE’s Bicycle Detection System, contact RAE Director of Sales, Carl Zabel at carlz@renoae.com or stop by booth 417 in the exhibit hall during ITS America’s Annual Meeting & Expo, May 31-June 3.
AVIATION
1)
FAA Proposes Eliminating Numerous Alaska
Instrument Approaches
Link
to article in Alaska Dispatch News:
2)
Soon, System for Info Sharing Among
Indian Airports to Cut Delays
Link
to article in The Times of India:
BICYCLES / PEDESTRIANS
3)
Online Registry in Spokane, Washington
Should Help Police Return Stolen Bikes to Owners
Link
to article in The Spokesman-Review:
4)
Topeka, Kansas Puts Out Video to Educate
Public About Bicycle Rules of the Road
Link
to article in The Capital-Journal:
GPS / NAVIGATION
5)
US Military Trials British Navigation
Tech to Combat GPS Jamming
Link
to article in The Daily Telegraph:
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION
6)
Congress Should Modernize Highway
Funding with 'Chips,' Not 'Concrete'
Link
to commentary in the Deseret News:
7)
ERTICO News Update
Link
to update:
MARITIME
8)
Boat Safely and Keep Others Informed
with the Help of the US Coast Guard Mobile App
Link
to article on ZDNet:
Link
to news release and video
OTHER
9)
Spot Unlicensed Spectrum with a
Real-Time Analyzer
Link
to article in Microwaves & RF:
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
10)
Oil Trains Scary Secrecy
Link
to article in The Philadelphia Inquirer:
RAILROADS
11)
Cost of Radio Spectrum an Obstacle to
Positive Train Control
Link
to article in The Philadelphia Inquirer:
12)
Australian Signaling Trial Could
Revolutionize Transport, But Will We Benefit?
Link
to commentary in The Age:
ROADWAYS
13)
Kentucky Transportation Officials Say
Most Tagged Interstate Signs Will Not Be Replaced
Link
to story on WDRB-TV:
SAFETY / SECURITY
14)
TSA IT Budget Cuts Spur Innovations in
Cloud, Risk Management
Link
to story on WFED Radio:
TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
15)
$1,000 a Call: Victoria Freeway
Emergency Phones Could Go in VicRoads Review
Link
to article in The Age:
TRANSIT
16)
Transit Hub in Surrey, British Columbia
is Like Air Traffic Control – Only with 1,500 Buses
Link
to article in The Vancouver Sun:
17)
King County Metro Transit to Look at
Pilot for Mobile Ticketing
Link
to story on KING-TV:
18)
Port Authority of Allegheny County
Considers One-Time Fee for Smartcards
Link
to article in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:
19)
Real-Time Digital TransitScreens Coming
to Philadelphia Office Buildings
Link
to article in Philadelphia:
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
20)
Traffic Management Center Will Use
Variety of Tools to Keep Commuters Moving During Pan Am Games
Link
to article in Whitby This Week:
News Releases
Upcoming Events
24th
International Technical Conference on the Enhanced Safety of Vehicles – June
8-11 – Gothenburg, Sweden
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