Friday, May 31, 2024

   

Transportation Communications Newsletter

 Friday, May 31, 2024 - Brooklyn, New York

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CAMERAS

1) Atlanta TV Station Finds More School Zone Cameras Ticketed Drivers Unfairly

WAGA-TV

HEALTH

2) Dutch Government Addresses Aircraft Noise

Quiet Communities blog

MARITIME

3) Grimaldi, European Space Agency Launch Second Study For Automated Berthing Using Satellites

Maritime Executive

PARKING

4) To Drive Revenue, Cities Turn To Tech To Fix Their Parking Problems

Route Fifty

PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT

5) Experts Unpack American Trucking Associations’ Latest Campaign To Boost Industry’s Image

FreightWaves

6) CivicPlus Makes A Deal With Nextdoor For Hyper-Local Alerts

Government Technology

7) US Agencies Are On The Clock To Improve Their Digital Accessibility - Here’s How They’re Doing So Far

Nextgov/FCW

SAFETY / SECURITY

8) How Connectivity And Intelligence Are Redefining The Riding Experience For Two And Three-Wheelers

ITS International contributed content

TAXIS / RIDESHARING

9) Beijing Opening Robotaxi Route To A Major Train Station, Pony.ai Says

CNBC

TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT

10) Can AI Help Agencies Save Money On Traffic Studies?

Government Technology

VEHICLES

11) San Francisco School Crossing Guards Say They’ve Had To Dodge Driverless Cars

KNTV-TV

12) New EV Garbage Trucks Feature AI-Arms To Pick Up Cans And Can Monitor Distracted Driving

U.S. Sun

13) The Potential Of QR Codes For Self-Driving Car Technology

GISuser

14) Language-Driven Interactive Traffic Trajectory Generation

Cornell University

News Releases

1) Flow Labs Establishes Agreement With Michelin Mobility Intelligence To Deliver Unparalleled Traffic Safety Data To Agencies

2) Saab Technology In New Digital Air Traffic Test Center In Belgium

3) A New Tsunami Strategy Launched For Port Of Anacortes

4) AT&T Bolsters Storm Readiness With New Maritime And Public Safety Solutions

5) Train Grade Crossing Warning System Launched In Chattanooga 

Friday Bonus

Many of us would probably welcome being mistaken for being younger. This woman would prefer that not happen to her.

 

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