Transportation Communications Newsletter
Tuesday,
May 10, 2016 – ISSN 1529-1057
The I-95 Corridor
Coalition is hosting a conference, “Connected
& Automated Vehicles (CAV): What States Need to Know” on June
21-22, 2016, at the Maritime Institute near BWI Airport, Maryland. The
conference is uniquely designed to:
- Highlight
how CAV will affect our transportation system;
- Provide
an overview of lessons learned from around the country;
- Describe
current efforts underway within select Coalition states; and,
- Share
insights from State DOT executives, NHTSA, the insurance industry and auto
manufacturers.
This conference lays
the groundwork to get ready for CAV from a state and regional perspective,
systems, communications, and technology topics will be explored, as well as
policy, legal, motor vehicle administration, insurance, freight and transit
matters. Reserve your spot now – as an attendee, sponsor or exhibitor –
click here for details, or visit
the Coalition’s website at www.i95coalition.org.
GPS / NAVIGATION
1)
Connecticut Company's GPS App Charts the
Scenic Route
Link
to Register Citizen article
Link
to additional
information
2)
Time to End the TomTom, Apple Game of
Chicken
Link
to Strategy Analytics blog
MARITIME
3)
DARPA is Building Acoustic GPS for
Submarines and UUVs
Link
to Engadget article
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
4)
North Carolina Tells Residents Parkway
is Dead via Postcard Mailing
Link
to Charlotte Observer article
ROADWAYS
5)
Fresno, California Looks to Cash In on
Digital Billboards
Link
to Fresno Bee article
6)
Mobile App to Help Commuters in Distress
on Noida-Greater Noida E-way
Link
to Hindustan Times article
SAFETY / SECURITY
7)
Atlanta Airport Will Use RFID Technology
in Effort to Speed Security Lines
Link
to Atlanta Journal-Constitution article
8)
New Signs Could Prevent Wrong-Way
Crashes
Link
to WFAA-TV story
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
9)
Austin, Texas Unveils New Tool to Fight
Traffic
Link
to KEYE-TV story
Link
to news release
News Releases
Upcoming Events
Modeling and Simulation of
Transportation Networks Course – August 1-5 – Cambridge, Massachusetts
http://professional.mit.edu/programs/short-programs/modeling-simulation-transportation-networks
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write the editor, Bernie Wagenblast at bernie@bwcommunications.net.
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