Transportation Communications Newsletter
**25th Anniversary Year**
Tuesday, February 28, 2023 - Cranford, New Jersey
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
1) Maine Turnpike Authority Confirms Correlation Between ‘Cashless’ Toll Lanes, Violations
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
2) First Phase Of Smart Traffic Management System Completed In Jammu, India
OTHER
3) Engineering A Career Path: Interview With Tim Lomax, Who Retired From TTI After 46 Years
Thinking Transportation podcast
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
4) Peninsula, Ohio Wants Speed Cameras, But Won’t Talk To Local TV Station
RAILROADS
5) US Transportation Secretary Buttigieg To Class Is: Sign Up For Close-Call Reporting System
ROADWAYS
6) Interstate Bridge Replacement Program: Engaging Communities And Working Across State DOTs With Greg Johnson
ITE Talks Transportation podcast
SAFETY / SECURITY
7) White House To Officially Ban TikTok From Government Devices Within 30 Days
8) Car Number Plates Becoming Too Easy To Clone, UK Government Warned In Report
9) Arizona Licenses, IDs Getting New Look To Combat Fraud
TAXIS / RIDESHARING
10) AuSa Autorickshaw Ride Book App To Be Launched In March In Greater Kochi Area
TRANSIT
11) Chicago Transit Authority To Provide Livestreams Of Select Blue Line Platforms During Morning Rush
12) Ugandan Public Transport Operators Want More Information On Digital Number Plates
TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
13) New Machine Learning Model Can Predict Traffic Activity
VEHICLES
14) Waymo’s Driverless Cars Were Involved In Two Crashes And 18 ‘Minor Contact Events’ Over 1 Million Miles
News Releases
1) Amazon Will Spend $20 Million On Safety Technology Across Its Transportation Network In 2023
2) National Highways Launches HGV ‘Blind Spots’ Safety Campaign
3) Clemson University Joins Nation’s Frontline Defense Against Cyberattack On Transportation System
4) Colorado DOT, Partners Launch Distracted Driving Video Contest For High School Students
5) STM, Transit Test New Bus Detour Tool
6) TRL Software, Flare Announce Partnership To Enhance Data Offering For Road Safety Strategy
7) Miovision Acquires MicroTraffic
9) Delaware Crash Data Now Available To Public Through Open Data Portal
Tuesday Transportation Oddities
Why is there no J Street in Washington, DC?
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