Transportation Communications Newsletter
Thursday, November 7, 2019 - Cranford, New Jersey
AVIATION
1) Regulators Find Gaps In Boeing’s 737 Max Software Documentation
BICYCLES / PEDESTRIANS
2) Strava’s New Tool Lets Smaller Cities Unlock Their Transportation Data
CAMERAS
3) Enforcement Conference Hears Drivers Need To Fear Detection
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
4) Lenexa May Become First City To Implement Large-Scale Smart Pavement Project
5) Smart Transportation Dispatch - November 7, 2019
MOBILITY
6) Can An Electric Scooter Company Ease Los Angeles Traffic? Lime’s First US Ad Campaign Hopes So
OTHER
7) Maine State Troopers Start Issuing Electronic Traffic Citations
8) The Politics Of Noise
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
9) Why We Say ‘Crash’ And Not ‘Accident’
SAFETY / SECURITY
10) North Texas Explores Wrong-Way Driver Detection And Alert Technology
TRANSIT
11) A Bigger, More Ambitious Transit Tech Lab For New York MTA
12) How Public Pressure And Community Coalitions Can Reinvigorate Public Transport
TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
13) Wisconsin Agencies Use Social Media For Winter Weather Traffic Reports
14) Traffic Board To Be Created To Manage Metro Cebu National Roads
15) A Look At The Pocatello, Idaho Traffic Center
VEHICLES
16) Uber Faces Costly Choices After Expert Find It Uses Waymo Self-Driving Tech
News Releases
3) Vaisala To Bring Road Weather And Road Surface State Data To Renovo’s Autonomous Vehicle Platform
Upcoming Events
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