Transportation Communications Newsletter
Friday,
October 16, 2015 – ISSN 1529-1057
Transportation Radio Podcast Sponsorship Opportunities
While I've been doing Transportation Radio interviews for a few years, just last
month I started Transportation Radio podcast programs. The first series,
sponsored by Econolite, has featured ITS organizations. As you may know my
background includes decades working in radio so the opportunity to combine my
transportation journalism with radio-like programs is a great opportunity to
serve the transportation community in a unique way.
I'd like to expand the
podcast episodes to other transportation topics and if you're interested in
sponsoring a series or just an individual episode, please let me know. I'm also
interested in other ways I could partner with companies or organizations. In
the meantime, I hope you'll give a listen to my shows featuring ITS California and ERTICO - ITS Europe. You'll hear
the production and the commercial. You can contact me at bernie@bwcommunications.net. Thanks!
BICYCLES / PEDESTRIANS
1)
Cities Gathering and Using Bicycle Data
for Planning and Governance
Link
to article on Data-Smart City Solutions:
2)
For Some Visually Impaired Pedestrians,
Distracted Drivers Remain a Worry
Link
to story on Wisconsin Public Radio:
CAMERAS
3)
America's 4,150 Enforcement Cameras, in
One Map
Link
to article on Vox:
GPS / NAVIGATION
4)
GPS Ground Stations Running Late Put
Raytheon's Role at Risk
Link
to Bloomberg article:
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION
5)
ITS: Vehicle-to-Infrastructure
Technologies Expected to Offer Benefits, but Deployment Challenges Exist
Link
to GAO report:
http://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-15-775
OTHER
6)
Judge Rules AT&T Isn't Entitled to
Reimbursement for Equipment Relocation for Atlanta Streetcar
Link
to article in The Atlanta
Journal-Constitution:
7)
Modernized Handicapped Symbol Gets
Support, But Problems Remain
Link
to AP article:
8)
Canadian Company, Miovision, Aims to
Help Fix Global Gridlock
Link
to article in The Globe and Mail:
SAFETY / SECURITY
9)
New Auto Group Formed to Prevent Cyberattacks
Link
to article in The Detroit News:
10)
Congress Aims to Regulate Car Privacy,
Make Hacks Illegal
Link
to article in Computerworld:
11)
Passenger Name Record: Airline Data
Collection Could Become Law in EU
Link
to article on Airport Technology:
TRANSIT
12)
Chicago Transit Authority Launches First
Phase of Subway 4G Wireless Service
Link
to article in the Chicago Business
Journal:
13)
Transit Agencies Turn to Analytics to
Improve Service
Link
to article in StateTech:
14)
New York MTA Tries Blocking 'Political'
Ads, But Some Get Away
Link
to story on WNYC Radio:
VEHICLES
15)
Study: Daimler, Audi, BMW, GM Lead on
Autonomous Vehicles
Link
to article in IndustryWeek:
http://www.industryweek.com/emerging-technologies/daimler-audi-bmw-gm-lead-autonomous-vehicles-study
16)
Why Boomers Will Push for Self-Driving
Cars
Link
to article on Next Avenue:
News Releases
Friday Bonus
Signs and the threat of
fines sometimes aren't enough to discourage people from illegally using spots
reserved for the handicapped. Perhaps this Russian effort will have an impact.
Upcoming Events
ITE Fall Conference – October 26-29 – Tucson, Arizona
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