Transportation Communications Newsletter
Tuesday, April 26, 2022 - Cranford, New Jersey
AVIATION
1) White House Wants More Powers To Crack Down On Rogue Drones
CAMERAS
2) MTA Watchdog Launches Probe Into Faulty Cameras During Brooklyn Subway Shooting
3) More Drivers With Bogus Plates Evading Traffic Cams, Costing New York City Up To $75 Million
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
4) Sydney’s Complex System Of Road Tolls To Be Reviewed By State Government
ROADWAYS
5) States Experiment With Orange Highway Striping In Work Zones
6) New Zealand Coroner Calls For Review Of Traffic Signage On Rural Roads
7) Balearic Government Wants Traffic Signs In Catalan
8) Mario Cuomo Bridge Won’t Revert Back To Tappan Zee After New York Democrats Block Bill
TAXIS / RIDESHARING
9) Uber Admits To Misleading Australian Users About Ride Cancellation Fees
TRANSIT
10) Software Created To Solve Tampa Public Transit Problem Helps Agencies In California, France
11) Teen Reviewing Public Transport For Wheelchair Users In Ireland
12) iBus Helps Commuters Practice Social Distancing In Taiwan
13) Cleveland RTA Ushering In New Mobile Ticketing Program As Transit Ambassadors Are Hired To Enforce Payment
14) Nevada App Gives Transit Access
TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
15) AI + Traffic Lights, Explained
16) Seventh Edition of Highway Capacity Manual Now Available
VEHICLES
17) UK’s First Self-Driving Bus Takes To The Road For Tests In Scotland
18) Nissan Previews ‘Ground Truth Perception’ ADAS Capabilities
Autonomous Vehicle International
News Releases
1) Airbus, HeroX Competition Seeks Novel Ideas To Explore Travel Experience Through Metaverse
2) Airports Using AirVote’s QR Smiley Solution For Real-Time Passenger Feedback
3) BMW, Bosch: Smart Home Meets Smart Mobility
4) How To Land The Future Of Connected Aviation
5) Operation Lifesaver Awards $245,500 For Rail Safety Public Awareness Campaigns In 14 States
Tuesday Transportation Oddities
Thousands of lighthouses dot coastlines around the world, but where is the oldest lighthouse still in operation? The Hook Lighthouse in County Wexford, Ireland lays claim to that superlative. It is said to have first been built between 1210 and 1230.
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