Transportation Communications Newsletter
Thursday, January 20, 2022 - Cranford, New Jersey
AVIATION
1) Europe Rolled Out 5G Without Hurting Aviation. Here’s How.
2) Overview Of NASA’s Extensible Traffic Management (xTM) Research
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
3) After RFID Kerfuffle, PLUS Says Sorry And Promises To Reinstate SmartTAG Lanes At Toll Plazas
GPS / NAVIGATION
4) Three Little Words: The Next Thing In Automotive GPS?
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
5) The Smart Transportation Dispatch - January 20, 2022
MARITIME
6) Greek Ministers Discuss Cruise Traffic Management Ahead Of Summer
ROADWAYS
7) US Senators Aim To Remove Racist’s Name From Traffic Circle On DC/Maryland Border
8) Detroit Tests Cloud-Enabled Pavement Monitoring
TRANSIT
9) Study: Annual Boston T Fare Evasion Costs Could Rise By More Than $30 Million Under AFC 2.0
10) Study: 90% Of Transit Agencies Believe They Own Their Transit Data, Not The Provider
TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
11) Intelligent Transport Management Center To Open In New Chennai Tower
VEHICLES
12) Carnegie Mellon Safety Expert, City Of Pittsburgh Have Concerns About Proposed State Bill For Self-Driving Vehicles
13) Driver Monitoring Systems By Ford, GM Are Only Ones To Earn Points In CR’s Tests
14) IIHS To Rate Advanced Driver Assist Systems: Not A Single Technology Would Pass Today
News Releases
1) Free-Speech Lawsuit Over Shore Transit’s PETA Ad Rejection To Proceed
2) Icomera Signs Deal With VIA Rail For Wi-Fi and Digital Platform On New Corridor Fleet
3) NTSB To FAA: Require Carbon Monoxide Detectors In General Aviation Aircraft
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