Transportation Communications Newsletter
Thursday,
December 8, 2016 – Cranford, New Jersey
Bernie's Notes
I'm trying something a
little different with today's edition and I'd like your feedback on what you
think of it.
I'm embedding the
links for the articles with the name of the source of the story. On the plus
side it makes the newsletter more streamlined, but I'm more concerned about
readability. One hallmark of the TCN is that it's easy to scan and read the
stories you find interesting. I've stayed away from photos and other
"extras" that would make the TCN slower to load and more cluttered.
Please let me know
what you think. Is it better, worse or it doesn't make a difference? Please
drop me a note at bernie@transportationradio.com and let me know how you're reading the TCN (on a desktop, phone,
etc.) and how it comes to you (Gmail, Outlook, etc.). Thanks!
AVIATION
1)
Airlines Seek National Route to More
Efficient Skies in Europe
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
2)
Massachusetts DOT Says Move to
Electronic Tolling is Saving Commuting Time
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION
3)
App Uses 'Swarm' to Aid Motorcyclists
4)
Victorian Transport Association Outlines
Transport Technology Imperative
MARITIME
5)
The Plan to Remake the American Port
with Better Data
6)
How the Port of Rotterdam is Investing
in Cybersecurity
OTHER
7)
UK Department for Transport Launches £2.5
Million Transport Tech Funding Package
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
8)
Basketball Star Yao Ming Releases Emoji
Package to Promote Traffic Safety
9)
The Media Megaphone: Does It Help Curb
Bad Infrastructure Projects?
ROADWAYS
10)
In Earlier Battle, FHWA Told New York
State Bridge Authority Ad Signs Were Illegal
11)
New Boston Sign Will Tell Drivers
Distance to Newport, Oregon
SAFETY / SECURITY
12)
The Horizons of Technological Control:
Automated Surveillance in the New York Subway
TELEMATICS
13)
Bad App-titude: The Problem with
Infotainment is Our Expectation
14)
From the Road to the Air, the Evolving
Use of Telematics
TRANSIT
15)
San Francisco Muni Chooses Places Over
People for Station Names
16)
Wi-Fi in Underground New York City
Subway Stations Still on Track for Completion, Source Says
17) Los Angeles County Metro Seeing $$$$
with New Opportunity to Sell Naming Rights to Rail Lines, Stations
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
18)
Missouri DOT, Springfield Combining
Traffic Management Systems
VEHICLES
19)
Uber Wants to Pump the Brakes on
Autonomous Car Testing Rules in Pennsylvania
News Releases
3)
GEWI Partners with Waze Connected Citizens Program to Enable
'Off-the-Shelf' Waze Data Integration
Upcoming Events
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The
Transportation Communications Newsletter
(ISSN 1529-1057) is published
electronically Monday through Friday.
Questions,
comments about the TCN? Please
write the editor, Bernie Wagenblast at bernie@transportationradio.com.
1 Aberdeen
Ct., Cranford, NJ 07016
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