Transportation Communications Newsletter
**25th Anniversary Year**
Tuesday, August 15, 2023 - Cranford, New Jersey 
**Republic of the Congo Independence Day/South Korea Liberation Day/
Liechtenstein Assumption Day**
AVIATION
1) FAA Asks For Industry Insights As It Looks To Link Automated Systems
Military & Aerospace Electronics
2) Airport Concessions Company OTG Management Nixes iPads For QR Codes Instead
CAMERAS
3) California Roads Could Soon Have Cameras Issuing Speeding Tickets
PRIVACY
4) Policing Police Drones: How Regulations Can Protect Privacy While Expanding Public Safety
ROADWAYS
5) So You Can Actually See I-15 Lanes In Bad Weather, Utah DOT Tries Something New
SAFETY / SECURITY
6) Dozens Of Children Die Every Year In Hot Cars. Could Technology Save Them?
SPACE
7) The Next Big Space Business: Satellite Pictures Of Other Satellites
TAXIS / RIDESHARING
8) Robotaxis Are Driving On Thin Ice
VEHICLES
9) Ford’s Advanced BlueCruise Driver-Assist Features Will Only Be Available As A Subscription
10) Autonomous Vehicles Could Actually Slow Travel Times, North Carolina State Study Warns
11) Realistic Timing Estimates For Automated Vehicle Implementation
News Releases
1) The Ray, Georgia DOT, Troup County Launch Drone Program To Innovate Emergency Response
2) Videos Share Real-Life Stories Of Lives Torn Apart By Speeding Drivers
3) BNSF Logistics, Trucker Tools Partner To Boost Real-Time Tracking, Freight Matching, Digital Booking
4) Ryder Establishes Silicon Valley-Based Technology Lab
5) BT Lands Major Network, Cyber Security Deal With NATS
6) Idaho DMV Adds Features To Online Customer Portal
Tuesday Transportation Oddities
Think this railroad crossing warning would get your attention? It was located in Grenada, Mississippi and erected in the mid-1930s after several fatal crashes at the crossing. Not only was the warning explicit, the words would light up in neon when a train approached and if all that didn’t grab your attention, an air raid siren would sound. The arrow would light showing the direction the train was traveling. It lasted until 1970.
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