Tuesday, January 24, 2023

 

Transportation Communications Newsletter

**25th Anniversary Year**

Tuesday, January 24, 2023 - Cranford, New Jersey

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**National Passenger Safety Week**

AVIATION

1) Philippine’s President Orders DOTr To Fast Track Deal With Sumitomo-Thales For Air Traffic System Maintenance

GMA News

2) What’s New With Deployment Of 5G And Its Impact On Aviation?

General Aviation News

CAMERAS

3) Australian Couple Demand Apology After Traffic Camera Takes Photo Up Wife’s Skirt

news.com.au

GPS / NAVIGATION

4) Richmond County, Georgia School Bus App Leaves Parents Wondering Where Their Child Is

WFXG-TV

HEALTH

5) Aviation College Looks At Aviation Noise

Quiet Cities blog

MARITIME

6) Vision AI Goes Underwater

Maritime Executive

MOBILITY

7) Promoting Urban Mobility With Technology

RTInsights

PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT

8) Hawaii DOT Wants To Know How Public Feels About Traffic Safety

Honolulu Star-Advertiser

9) American Society Of Travel Advisors Calls On USDOT To Enhance Transparency On Airline Ancillary Fees

Travel Pulse

SAFETY / SECURITY

10) National Transportation Safety Board Chair Jennifer Homendy – A Leadership Approach To Safety On America’s Roadways

ITE Talks Transportation podcast

TELEMATICS

11) Telematics And IoT: How Connected Vehicles Are Improving Fleet Management

DirectIndustry

TRANSIT

12) Société De Transport De Montréal Secures Provincial Funding To Install A New Train Control System On The Blue Line

Mass Transit

13) Countdown Clocks Coming To SEPTA Subway Platforms This Spring

KYW Radio

News Releases

1) New Idaho 511 App, Updated Website Now Live 

2) Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport Installs 2D Barcode Readers To Expedite Passenger Movement 

3) Credit Card Taps Now Accepted For Fare Payments On Durham Region Transit, York Region Transit, Burlington Transit and Hamilton Street Railway

4) North Central Texas Council Of Governments Selects one.network To Offer Work Zone Data Sharing Solutions For Member Agencies And Beyond

5) AeroX Kicks Off Statewide Advanced Air Mobility Weather Study In North Carolina

Tuesday Transportation Oddities

Perhaps Benjamin Franklin and Betsy Ross strolled this street during the American Revolution. While they are long gone, the street, Elfrerth’s Alley, is still around and is the US’s oldest continually used residential street.

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