Transportation Communications Newsletter
Thursday,
October 1, 2015 – ISSN 1529-1057
6th Summit on the Future of the Connected Vehicle
– October 27
Connected Vehicle Professional Short Course – October 26
On October 26-27,
2015, the Connected Vehicle Trade Association, with Event Sponsor
the Michigan Department of Transportation will hold the 6th
Summit on the Future of the Connected Vehicle (October 27th) and the
4 hour Connected Vehicle Professional Short Course (October 26th) at
the Hyatt Place in Novi, Michigan.
Pricing for the event
is the same as last year: Non-Member $500 / Member or Speaker $400 /
Government Rate $300.
The Connected Vehicle
Professional (CVP) Credentialing Program is a comprehensive education and
certification curriculum collaboratively launched between SAE International,
Connected Vehicle Trade Association (CVTA) and Mobile Comply. CVTA and
Mobile Comply have jointly created a highly selective four-hour program overview
course only being offered in conjunction with CVTA’s 6th Summit on
the Future of the Connected Vehicle.
Pricing for the CVP
Short Course is separate from the Summit and is $500 and
seating is limited for both events.
For more information
and to register visit http://www.connectedvehicle.org/events/
AVIATION
1)
Have Beacon Technologies Matured Enough
to Fully Embrace the Technology?
Link
to article in Passenger Terminal World:
2)
SESAR Chiefs Fear 'Show-Stoppers' for
Deployment of European ATM Modernization
Link
to article in Air Traffic Management:
3)
United Airlines CEO Debuts Interactive
Website to Address Customers and Employees
Link
to article in the Chicago Business
Journal:
4)
The Future of Aviation Weather
Forecasting
Link
to blog in The Hill:
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION
5)
IEEE ITS Podcast: IEEE International
Conference on ITS
Link
to podcast:
OTHER
6)
National Operations Center of Excellence
Newsletter – September 2015
Link
to newsletter:
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
7)
MARTA Army Aims to Change Image of
Atlanta's Mass Transit
Link
to interview on WABE Radio's Closer Look:
8)
TV Station Says New Jersey Transit Tried
to Spike Story on Buses Damaging Parking Lot
Link
to story on WPIX-TV:
RAILROADS
9)
House Moves to Delay Deadline for
Positive Train Control
Link
to article in The Hill:
10)
Chicago Rail Congestion Study Suggests
Joint Dispatch Center Among Recommendations
Link
to article in the Chicago Tribune:
Link
to news release
SAFETY / SECURITY
11)
Abu Dhabi Road Safety Campaigns Start to
Prove Their Worth
Link
to article in The National:
12)
Two Tennessee Counties to Serve as NHTSA
Test Sites to Increase Seat Belt Use
Link
to story on WBIR-TV:
13)
Harnessing New Technology to Make Old
Cars Safer
Link
to article in The New York Times:
TRANSIT
14)
California's Big Blue Bus Alerts
Customers of Potential Data Breach of NextBus Program
Link
to article in the Santa Monica Daily
Press:
15)
How Tech is Making African Transit More
Uber-Like
Link
to article in Fortune:
16)
Mobile Ticketing Is a Victory for Both
Transit Agencies and Customers
Link
to article in StateTech:
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
17)
Washington, DC Traffic Reporter Jerry
Edwards Reports on Beltway Traffic from Florida
Link
to article in Sarasota Magazine:
VEHICLES
18)
GM Aims to Show Off Its Smart Side
Link
to article in The Wall Street Journal:
19)
Japan Advances on Self-Driving Road
Link
to article in The Wall Street Journal:
20)
GM Testing an Apple Watch App to Open
Car Doors
Link
to article in The Wall Street Journal:
News Releases
Solicitation
-
Unsolicited Public-Private
Partnership Proposals Being Accepted – Pennsylvania DOT
Upcoming Events
Avionics for NextGen –
October 14-15 – Herndon, Virginia
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comments about the TCN? Please
write the editor, Bernie Wagenblast at bernie@bwcommunications.net.
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