Transportation Communications Newsletter
Wednesday, February 5, 2020 - Cranford, New Jersey
AVIATION
1) Fake Passengers Wanted: LAX Needs 500 People To Test Out New Airport Terminal
2) New Communication Requirements In Effect For Aircraft Flying At High Altitudes In European Airspace
3) South Carolina’s Columbia Metropolitan Airport Unveils New Logo, Website
4) What The Airport Of 2030 Will Look Like
5) How Advances In Wireless Technology And Cloud-Based Data Can Deliver Multiple Benefits To Airside Operations
BICYCLES / PEDESTRIANS
6) Smart Mobility Startup Has Built ‘Android For EVs’ And Plans To Deploy It In A Million Bikes
CAMERAS
7) Illinois House Committee Advances Red-Light Camera Ban In Wake Of Bribery Scandal
MARITIME
8) Maritime Classification Group Calls For Improved Injury-Reporting Standards
MOBILITY
9) Top Seven Urban Mobility Trends To Look Out For In 2020
10) How A New Fare Payment Delivery Model Is Enabling MaaS
OTHER
11) Travel Data Exchange Gets £8 Million Launch To Make UK Mobility Tech Leader
12) Finnish Digital Initiative To Drive EU’s Digital Passenger Transport Services Initiative
PLANNING
13) Data Driving New Approaches To Transportation
PRIVACY
14) Washington Lawmaker Intros Bills To Protect Driver Privacy With Democrats’ Pay-Per-Mile Plan
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
15) Alaska DOT Uses Electronic Billboards To Snag Mechanic Job Applicants
RAILROADS
16) Gulf Coast Cities Pay Thousands To CSX, Say They Get Little Cooperation In Return
17) Deutsche Bahn Will Upgrade 800 Stations, Including Improved Information Systems
18) Virtual Passenger Gives Driver Feedback About Comfort
SAFETY / SECURITY
19) Higher Fines For Distracted Driving In Georgia Get Skeptical Reception
20) As Los Angeles Traffic Deaths Stay High, Drivers Begged To Stop Texting
21) Improving Road Safety Using Artificial Intelligence
22) Distracted Driving Simulator In College Station Aims To Improve Driving Habits Across Texas
TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
23) Yelm, Washington Working With State Agencies To Address Traffic Impacts When I-5 Closes
24) How The City Of Lubbock, Texas Keeps Residents Safe With Emergency Operations Center
TRANSIT
25) New California Bill Aims To Integrate Bay Area Transit Into One 'Seamless' System
26) Poland’s First Autonomous Tram Tested In Kraków
TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
27) Egypt’s Interior Ministry Calls On Car Owners To Get E-Stickers Linked To Traffic Information Center
28) CITE Now Accepting Registrations For ‘Communicating The Value Of TSMO’ Instructor-Led (Blended) Online Course
VEHICLES
29) The Future Of Sensors For Self-Driving Cars: All Roads, All Conditions
News Releases
Solicitation
Upcoming Events
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