Thursday, November 21, 2024

 

Transportation Communications Newsletter

  Thursday, November 21, 2024 -  Cranford, New Jersey

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AVIATION

1) American Airlines Expands Technology Cracking Down On Line Cutters

CNN

2) Autonomous Robot Locates, Picks Up Debris On Airport Tarmacs

WXVU Radio

CAMERAS

3) New Orleans In Talks With State To Crack Down On Unpaid Traffic Camera Tickets

WVUE-TV

4) Washington State Law Now Allows For More Traffic Cameras. Spokane Decides To Dedicate Resulting Revenue To New Ideas

Inlander

INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS

5) AI Systems In Arlington, Texas Entertainment District Could Help Reduce Traffic Ahead Of FIFA World Cup

KERA Radio

6) The Smart Transportation Dispatch - November 21, 2024

Carnegie Mellon University

MARITIME

7) China Willing To Maintain Communication On Underwater Infrastructure Security

Reuters

8) FCC To Propose First Undersea Cable Security Overhaul Since 2001

Nextgov/FCW

OTHER

9) Pennsylvania Outlaws License Plate Flippers

The Hill

10) Mini Smart City Drives Design Of Safer Automated Transportation

Cornell Chronicle

PRIVACY

11) Report: Modern Cars Are Surveillance Devices On Wheels With Major Privacy Risks

The Conversation

ROADWAYS

12) Boulder’s Explicit Traffic Safety Signs Are Latest Real-Looking Fakes On Colorado Roads

Colorado Public Radio

TAXIS / RIDESHARING

13) How Competent Are Waymo's Robotaxis? Wired Followed One All Day To Find Out

Jalopnik

TELEMATICS

14) GM Collision Assistance App Contacts Driver At Accident Scene, Helps Them Choose Repair Shop

Autobody News

TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT

15) Smart Command Center Launched In Shillong, India

India TodayNE

16) Q+A On AI And Traffic Management

Berkeley Engineer

VEHICLES

17) GM Opens Lab To Prevent Software Bugs In New Vehicles

Transport Topics

18) Distractions Significantly Delay Remote Drivers’ Reaction Time

Newcastle University

News Releases

1) TriMet To Launch New Vending Machines To Improve Access To Hop Fastpass Fare Cards

2) Teletrac Navman Survey Finds 70% Of Fleets Impacted By Distracted Driving Incidents; Mobile Phones Are Leading Cause

3) King County Metro Pilot Uses Cameras To Count Red Lane And Bus Stop Violations

 

Job Postings

 -  511 Senior Software Developer - Metropolitan Transportation Commission - San Francisco

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