Transportation Communications Newsletter
Tuesday, December 3, 2019 - Cranford, New Jersey
AVIATION
1) Six Airport Initiatives Launched For Disabled Passengers In 2019
2) Why Is Cell Phone Reception So Bad On Airport Tarmacs?
CAMERAS
3) Automatic License Plate Readers Activated To Find Central Texas Toll Violators
CARTOGRAPHY
4) Seattle Maps Transportation Construction Projects
MARITIME
5) The Last Morse Code Maritime Radio Station In North America
MOBILITY
6) Japan 2020 Olympics Set To Showcase A New Era Of Mobility
7) How StreetLight Data Uses Machine Learning To Plug Cities Into The Mobility Revolution
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
8) Traffic Safety Tip One Of 2019’s Top Chinese Buzzwords
RAILROADS
9) New York City Firm To Begin Marketing Valley Flyer Train Service
10) A Newly Digitized Menu Collection Shows Off America’s Lost Railroad Cuisine
SAFETY / SECURITY
11) Department Of Homeland Security May Require US Citizens To Submit To Airport Facial Scans
TRANSIT
12) San Francisco Muni Signage Project Now $1.5 Million Over Budget, Four Years Late
**Bernie’s Notes**
I couldn’t let this day pass without noting its significance to me personally and, I hope, to millions of commuters in the New York City area. Forty years ago today, Shadow Traffic-New York went on the air. I was one of the original reporters. It was a job that introduced me to the world of transportation communications and which led to the creation of this newsletter 21 and a half years ago. How fortunate I was to be there at the start of something that is still growing strong and which helps millions of travelers every day. It was a privilege to be the companion of drivers as they took to the roads of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut and to be a trusted voice.
News Releases
4) Surrey, British Columbia Roads Take Technology Leap With New Advanced Traveler Information System
Upcoming Events
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