Monday, October 31, 2016

Monday, October 31, 2016


Transportation Communications Newsletter

Monday, October 31, 2016 – Cranford, New Jersey

Reduce Your Agency’s Liability and Maintenance Costs through EDI’s Signal Monitor Recertification Program

Traffic signal cabinets continuously operate in harsh environments and should be thoroughly tested to help ensure proper operation when conditions demand it. The Eberle Design Inc. Signal Monitor Recertification Program provides a new two-year factory warranty, gratis hardware and firmware updates, minor repairs, a formal test report, new warranty label, and recertification card for any EDI signal monitor less than 12 years old. Under this program, all signal monitors undergo rigorous testing in accordance with the EDI Quality Assurance process and ISO 9001:2008 standards on a quick turn-around basis. To learn more about EDI’s Signal Monitor Recertification Program and how it can reduce your liability risk and maintenance costs, visit www.editraffic.com/re-certification or contact EDI Sales Director Jon Muilenberg at jmuilenberg@editraffic.com.


ELECTRONIC TOLLING

1) Florida Track to Be Used for Testing Tolling Technologies
Link to Business Observer article

GPS / NAVIGATION

2) Why Satellites Sometimes Lose Their GPS Connection
Link to IANS article

MARITIME

3) In Japan, Experts Call for Maritime Crisis System
Link to Japan News article

4) West Coast Ports: Better Supply Chain Information Could Improve USDOT's Freight Efforts
Link to GAO report

OTHER

5) Transport Research Laboratory Supporting Innovation Through Future Research Programs
Link to blog in Eurotransport

RAILROADS

6) Amtrak Autumn Express Brings Passenger Train to New Lines for a Weekend
Link to Transportation Radio interview

7) Phones Help Train Stations Give You a Better Travel Experience
Link to GeoMarketing blog

ROADWAYS

8) South Dakota Highways Poised to Become Telecommunications Corridors Too
Link to Capital Journal article

9) Ohio DOT Adding Signs, Cameras and Sensors on I-90 to Warn Drivers of Snow Squalls
Link to Plain Dealer article

TELEMATICS

10) BlackBerry, Ford Extend Partnership to Develop Car Software
Link to Bloomberg article
Link to news release

TRANSIT

11) San Francisco Supervisors Approve Plan for Muni's Subway Cell Service
Link to SFMTA's Moving SF blog

TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT

12) Nevada Highway Patrol, NDOT Keeping an Eye on Traffic During Car-nado
Link to KTNV-TV story

VEHICLES

13) NHTSA Letter Unplugs Hacker's Self-Driving Car Company
Link to USA Today article

14) Toyota to Test Car-Sharing System that Doesn't Use Keys
Link to AP article
Link to news release

15) Google and Apple Knocking on the Car Door? 'No, We Won't Let Them Inside,' Toyota Exec Says
Link to Forbes article

16) Onboard Internet Connectivity Tops Chinese Auto Buyers' Wish List
Link to China Daily article


News Releases


Solicitation
 -  Program Solicitation – Small Business Innovation Research Program – USDOT


Upcoming Events
Gulf Region ITS Annual Meeting – November 14-16 – Baton Rouge, Louisiana

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