Transportation Communications Newsletter
Wednesday, June 12, 2024 - South Plainfield, New Jersey 
**Women’s Veterans Day**
AVIATION
1) USDOT Refuses Request By Major US Airlines To Push Back Date They Have To Start Displaying ‘Junk Fees’ Upfront
2) Honeywell Developing, Testing New Software To Prevent Runway Incursions
3) Tech Designed To Prevent Runway Collisions Tested In Washington State
4) United Rolling Out Targeted In-Flight Ads
5) Public Safety UAS: A Conversation With The FAA
6) Transforming Airport Operations: Leveraging AI For Facilities Management
AviationPros contributed content
7) Communications For Drones
Air Traffic Management contributed content
CAMERAS
8) Congestion Pricing: What Happens Now To The MTA’s $500 Million Tolling Cameras?
CARTOGRAPHY
9) Apple Maps Getting New Features In iOS 18
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
10) Congestion Has Never Been Worse; The Need For Congestion Pricing, Never Greater.
Regional Plan Association commentary
GPS / NAVIGATION
11) US Space Force’s Resilient GPS Program Draws Skepticism From Lawmakers
12) Tesla Bolsters Navigation With New Trip Planner, Map Updates Plus A New Entertainment Feature
OTHER
13) Traffic Stop Project Improves Public Trust in Police
14) Popular Wildfire App Highlights The Radio Encryption Dilemma
15) Why Traffic Engineers Learn Almost Nothing About Traffic Safety In School
PRIVACY
16) Data Broker Verisk Shuts Down Product Related To Driver Behavior Patterns
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
17) US House Bill Would Require Open Amtrak Meetings, Notification On Executive Bonuses
18) Hawaii Retooled A State Council To Give The Public More Say In Transportation. Then Leaders Let It Stall
19) Maine Travel Officials Seek To Raise Awareness About Risks Of Impaired Driving
TAXIS / RIDESHARING
20) Cruise To Hit Houston Streets Again After Nationwide Pause — This Time With Human Drivers
21) Waymo Issues Software, Mapping Recall After Robotaxi Crashes Into Telephone Pole
TRANSIT
22) NJ Transit, Amtrak To Establish Joint Incident Response Committee, Improve Communication Protocols
VEHICLES
23) Survey: Most Drivers Want Their Cars To Alert Them When They Hit Deadly Speeds
24) Separating Driverless Fact From Fiction
News Releases
4) Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile Launches ‘FIA Helmet Wearing Program’
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