Transportation Communications Newsletter
📖 Tuesday, October 3, 2017 - Cranford, New Jersey 
Register for Webinar – Discover How INRIX Roadway Analytics Helps to Improve Roadway Performance
Bob Pishue, INRIX Sr. Economist and author of the report, will present findings of the new U.S. Hotspots Study, and Chris Bridges, INRIX Analytics Product Manager, will then provide an overview of INRIX Roadway Analytics next-gen features and capabilities. Reserve your seat today!
New Research on America’s Worst Traffic Hotspots – Download Study
INRIX analyzed and ranked more than 100,000 traffic hotspots in the 25 most congested U.S. cities. The economic cost of hotspots was also calculated in terms of lost time, wasted fuel and carbon emitted over the next decade.
AVIATION
1) Bill Aims to ‘Clearly’ Identify Aircraft Owners
2) Air National Guard Restores Air Traffic Control in Puerto Rico
3) Drone Detection and Jamming System Being Tested
4) Orlando International Adds Giant Common-Use Video Wall Behind Check-In Counters
5) Milwaukee Airport Invented a New Word to Make Flying Less Stressful
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
6) Federal Smart Cities Bill Would Provide $220 Million Annually
Senator Maria Cantwell news release
MARITIME
7) Norway Nominates Another Autonomous Ship Test Area
OTHER
8) School Buses: A Massive Mass Transit System in Need of a Tech Upgrade
9) Car-Sharing App to Expand Transportation Services to University of Miami
Link to Lula Rides
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
10) Iowa DOT Uses Taylor Swift Song to Stop People from Using Their Phones While Driving
RAILROADS
11) Amtrak Foresees How Beacons Could Improve Customer Experience
12) ‘Driverless Trains Draw Young Talent to Railway Sector’
ROADWAYS
13) Auckland Transport Launches Operation #ReuniteOurCones
SAFETY / SECURITY
14) Australian Prime Minister to Push for National Facial Recognition Database
15) Kentucky 911 Centers Bridge Cellphone Location ID Gap with Pilot Program
TRANSIT
16) Privacy Group Balks at Brisbane Transport Biometrics
Australian Privacy Foundation news release
TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
17) Baltimore Broadcaster Starts New Traffic Reporting Service
VEHICLES
18) Global Data Protection Chiefs Issue Connected Car Guidance
19) Self-Driving Cars Raising Big Questions Around Drunk Driving, Seat Belts, Open Container Laws and More
20) Test-Run for Automated Mini-Buses May Be Demonstrated at the University of Wisconsin this Fall
News Releases
Upcoming Events
My first audiobook narration debuted today. Click this link to listen to my narration of the foreword of “Faster than Normal” by Peter Shankman.
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