Transportation Communications Newsletter
**25th Anniversary Year**
Tuesday, April 18, 2023 - Cranford, New Jersey
**Zimbabwe Independence Day**
AVIATION
1) Southwest Airlines Resumes Operations After Tech Issues Halt Departures
2) Can AI Solve The Air Traffic Control Problem?
CAMERAS
3) ULEZ Cameras Being Stolen Across London Following Protests
4) Inward-Facing Cameras Rate Low With Truck Drivers
GPS / NAVIGATION
5) Inmarsat Satellite Outage Affects Some Marine Safety Systems Across Asia Pacific
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
HEALTH
6) Link Shown Between Transportation Noise And Higher Suicide Risk
OTHER
7) Short, Sweet, Simple: Tips For Effective Government Communications
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
8) Dallas Under Pressure To Share Air Sensor Data That Can Reveal Health Risks As Quickly As Possible
TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
9) How Parsons ‘Kept Doha Moving’ During Qatar FIFA World Cup 2022
TRANSIT
10) CTA Riders Ask: Why Is Chicago’s Transit Tracker Unreliable?
11) How Agencies Are Getting Creative With Contactless Payment
Mass Transit contributed content
VEHICLES
12) Smart Cars Take Center Stage At Shanghai Auto Show
News Releases
3) PTV Group Launches Web-Based Tool For Public Transport Service Planning
4) Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport Noise Classification System Receives US Patent
Tuesday Transportation Oddities
You may recall a story I recently shared about an unusual rear wheel for a bicycle. This week, I bring you two new ideas to keep you rolling. The first might help you avoid a flat tire. The second, surprisingly, works.
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