Friday, March 30, 2018

Friday, March 30, 2018

Transportation Communications Newsletter
Friday, March 30, 2018 - Gillette, New Jersey
Happy Passover and Happy Easter!

AVIATION
1) Smart City Panel: Passenger Drone Technology Has Arrived
CAMERAS
2) Ohio Cities Suggest Legal Action a Possibility if Lawmakers Pass Latest Traffic Cameras Bill
3) Waterloo, Iowa Traffic Camera Plan Could Help Police Investigations
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
4) Indiana Toll Road E-ZPass System Back to Normal After Outage
5) Cashless Tolling Goes Live on New York’s Grand Island Bridges
GPS / NAVIGATION
6) GPS Signals Mostly Unaffected by Solar Eclipse, Research Shows
7) First Look at Tesla’s New Navigation Engine
OTHER
8) Managing Transportation Infrastructure in the Digital Age
SAFETY / SECURITY
9) US State Department Wants to Ask Visa Applicants for Social Media Info
10) How to Stop Cyberattacks on GPS-Enabled Devices
TRANSIT
11) Toronto Transit Rider Pushes TTC to Improve Communication with Hearing-Impaired Customers
12) Apple Pay Transit Car Integration Goes Live in Beijing and Shanghai
13) Customer-Focused Service Guarantees and Transparency Practices
VEHICLES
14) Self-Driving Cars Could Kill Hundreds But Save Tens of Thousands, Toyota Executive Says
15) Self-Driving Car Ticketed in San Francisco; Company Disputes Violation
16) Meet the 61,000 Transit Nerds of Facebook’s ‘New Urbanist Memes for Transit-Oriented Teens’
News Releases
Friday Bonus
Upcoming Events
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Thursday, March 29, 2018

Thursday, March 29, 2018

Transportation Communications Newsletter
Thursday, March 29, 2018 - Cranford, New Jersey

INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
1) ITS Australia Newsletter - March 2018
2) ITS International - March/April 2018
3) Smart Transportation Dispatch - March 29, 2018
OTHER
4) Sydney Suburb Trials New On-Demand Mobility Service
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
5) Arizona Governor and Uber Kept Self-Driving Program Secret, Emails Reveal
6) How Coverage of Pedestrian Fatalities Dehumanizes Victims and Absolves Drivers
RAILROADS
7) FRA Seeks Input on Railroad Industry Automation
SAFETY / SECURITY
8) Distracted Driving Tops List of Dangers on Road New Survey Says
AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety news release
TRANSIT
9) Transit Workers Union in Ohio Campaigns Against Driverless Buses
10) New York City Transit President Holds Twitter Q&A
11) Transport for London Takes ‘Huge Step’ to Double Its Communication Capacity
VEHICLES
12) Subaru Will Use Facial Recognition Technology to Detect Driver Fatigue
Subaru news release
13) Delaware Task Force Weighs Possibility of Driverless Cars
14) Interview with Mobileye CEO Amnon Shashua
15) Chicago First US City to Roll Out Drone and Autonomous Infrastructure


News Releases


Upcoming Events
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Wednesday, March 28, 2018

Wednesday, March 28, 2018

Transportation Communications Newsletter
Wednesday, March 28, 2018 - Kenilworth, New Jersey

AVIATION
1) NASA Completes New Level of Drone Traffic Management Testing
2) IoT Technology Tracks Pets in Airports
Unisys news release
CAMERAS
3) Baltimore Aims to Triple Red-Light, Speed Camera Revenue to $24 Million
4) How AI Can Aid in Tracking Traffic
CARTOGRAPHY
5) Apple Expands Transit Directions in Virginia, Missouri
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
6) Pennsylvania Supreme Court Upholds $3.4 Million Whistleblower Verdict Against Turnpike
Pennsylvania Supreme Court opinion
GPS / NAVIGATION
7) Get Ready to See More Ads on Waze
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
8) Russia Ramps-Up Technologies for Transport Communications
OTHER
9) Daimler, BMW to Merge Mobility Services
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
10) Builders, Trades Launch Ad to Bolster Connecticut’s Transportation Program
RAILROADS
11) FHWA: New York State to Take Down ‘I Love NY’ Signs Next Month
TELEMATICS
12) New South Wales to Pay Young Drivers $100 to Monitor Driving Behavior
NSW Finance, Services & Innovation news release
TRANSIT
13) Honolulu Unveils Holo Transit Smart Card for Bus, Future Rail System
14) Real-Time Transit Info Can Increase Bus Ridership and Improve Rider Experience
15) Enabling Technologies for Bus Transit Automation

TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
16) Online Service Helps Floridians Find Transportation Options
VEHICLES
17) Uber’s Use of Fewer Safety Sensors Prompts Questions After Arizona Crash
18) Ford Proposes New System of Marshalling Traffic Through Car-to-Car Crypto Communications
19) Uber Will Not Renew Self-Driving Car Permit in California


News Releases
Job Postings


Upcoming Events
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Tuesday, March 27, 2018

Tuesday, March 27, 2018

Transportation Communications Newsletter
Tuesday, March 27, 2018 - Bridgewater, New Jersey

AVIATION
1) In-Time Aviation Safety Management
GPS / NAVIGATION
2) Brexit May Exclude UK from EU’s Satellite Program
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
3) Mobility Rush 41
MARITIME
4) Port of Poulsbo, Washington to Spend $15,000 on New Wi-Fi Network
5) Sophisticated Sensors Playing a Key Role as Unmanned Maritime Vessel Use Grows
OTHER
6) Florida Ridesharing Website Targets Homebound Seniors
7) Health, Transportation and Vision Zero with City of San Francisco’s Megan Wier
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
8) Houston Metro Warns Drivers to ‘Respect the Rail’ in YouTube Video
9) Sign Waving Event takes Place in Honolulu to Heighten Pedestrian Safety Awareness
ROADWAYS
10) ‘One of the Smartest Tunnels Ever Built’: New Video Explains How Tech Will Help Keep Seattle Drivers Safe
TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
11) Queensland Government Launches Commonwealth Games Transport Coordination Center
TRANSIT
12) New York MTA Gave False Reasons for 10,000 Subway Delays that Originally Couldn’t Be Explained, Data Shows
TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
13) Biloxi, Mississippi Rolls Out Traffic Alert System for Spring Break
City of Biloxi news release
VEHICLES
14) Arizona Governor Suspends Testing of Uber Self-Driving Cars
15) Waymo and Jaguar Will Build Up to 20,000 Self-Driving Electric SUVs


Upcoming Events
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The Transportation Communications Newsletter (ISSN 1529-1057) is published electronically Monday through Friday.   For a free subscription or to unsubscribe, or for comments or questions, please contact me at bernie@transportationradio.com. TCN archives: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/transport-communications    
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