Transportation Communications Newsletter
Friday, January 17, 2020 - Cranford, New Jersey
AVIATION
1) Man Hijacks Portland Airport Monitor To Play Video Games
CAMERAS
2) Mirrorless Trucks Gain Heavy Favor In NHTSA Proposal
GPS / NAVIGATION
3) Virginia Lawmaker Reworking Bill Requiring Truck-Specific GPS
4) TomTom Says It Closes Deal With Huawei For Use Of Maps, Services
5) Oregon Towing Company Asks GPS Apps To Warn Drivers Of Stopped Emergency Vehicles
ROADWAYS
6) A New Road Sign For Cliff Railways (Funiculars) Approved In UK, But Not Everyone Is Happy
7) Dedicated Lane Signs Unveiled For Tokyo Olympic Games; Police Seek Input
SAFETY / SECURITY
8) Why Unlicensed Wi-Fi Is A Threat To Safety On US Roads
TELEMATICS
9) Keep Truck Data Rights In The Foreground
10) Interview with Drivewyze’s Doug Johnson
TRANSIT
11) New York City Area Transit Agencies Meet With Start-Up Companies To Discuss Modernizing Public Transportation
12) Minnesota’s Metro Transit Says Bus Stops Are Improved With Better Signs, More Shelters
13) Naming New Transport Stations After Women Is ‘Excellent Idea,’ Says Brussels Minister
VEHICLES
14) Lyft’s Autonomous Vehicle Partner Magna Is Done With Self-Driving Tech
15) We’re Blowing It With Self-Driving Car Safety Reporting, Cruise Says
16) Self-Driving Vehicle Hype Forced To Reckon With Reality
News Releases
Friday Bonus
Upcoming Events
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