Transportation Communications Newsletter
**25th Anniversary Year**
Friday, April 14, 2023 - Cranford, New Jersey 
**Happy 75th Anniversary to Seton Hall University’s WSOU**
ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION
1) US Cities Put On Notice To Install Signals To Help Blind Pedestrians Cross Streets
AVIATION
2) Singapore Opens Up Its Airport To The Metaverse
CAMERAS
3) Speed Detection Cameras Keeping Work Zones Safer And Pennsylvania DOT Want To Keep Them Around
4) Startup Natix Plans To Use Decentralized Network Of Cameras To Create Real-Time Maps of Cities
FREIGHT
5) FMCSA Offers Updates On Electronic Inspections, Autonomous Research, Regs In Process
MARITIME
6) Alaska House Representative Uses AI To Write Bill Legalizing Gambling On State’s Ferries
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
7) Transit Group Asks Federal Judge To Compel FHWA To Release Toll Lane Proposal Documents
8) State DOTs Prep For National Work Zone Awareness Week
RAILROADS
9) CPKC Unveils New Logo, Website On First Day As A Merged System
TELEMATICS
10) GM’s Decision To Ditch Apple CarPlay, Android Auto Sparks Backlash
News Releases
1) Seattle Airport Music Program Strikes A Chord With Travelers
2) Vance Street Capital Launches Intelligent Transportation Systems Platform, Synapse ITS
3) White Paper: Future Railway Mobile Communication Systems
Friday Bonus
A unique “multimodal” intersection is no more. Since 1941 traffic between Gibraltar and Spain had to cross an airport runway. When planes would land and take-off, the traffic had to stop. Now, vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists travel through a tunnel to bypass the runway.
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