Tuesday, March 18, 2025

Tuesday, March 18, 2025

 

Transportation Communications Newsletter


🚍  Tuesday, March 18, 2025 -  Cranford, New Jersey 🚉


**National Transit Employee Appreciation Day**


FREIGHT


1) Carriers’ Smartest Tech Investment This Year May Be Body-Worn Cameras

Commercial Carrier Journal


INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS


2) Pomona, California Uses AI, Cameras To Address Traffic Safety

Inland Valley Daily Bulletin


MARITIME


3) Cruise Line Web Traffic Decreased In February: Similarweb

Seatrade Cruise News


4) The Next Big Maritime Tech Breakthroughs

Splash


5) Interview: Orca AI’s Dor Raviv On AI-Assisted Navigation

Maritime Executive


OTHER


6) How Planespotter And Other Transportation Enthusiast Sites Can Unlock Investigations

Global Investigative Journalism Network


7) Researchers Created Sound That Can Bend Itself Through Space, Reaching Only Your Ear In A Crowd

The Conversation


8) National Radio Systems Committee Studies RF Noise On AM Band On Various Roadway Types

Radio World


RAILROADS


9) ASLRRA: FRA Pauses Dispatcher, Signal Worker Certification Rule

Progressive Railroading


SAFETY / SECURITY


10) Uruguayan Civil Aviation Watchdog Website Hacked

MercoPress


TRANSIT


11) Future Of New York City Subway’s Iconic Voice Revealed As London Tube Swaps Out Its Beloved Announcer For AI After 20 Years

U.S. Sun


12) Tactile Wayfinding In Transportation Settings For Travelers Who Are Blind Or Visually Impaired: Volume 2: Guide

TRB


TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT


13) Valerann Awarded €3.6 Million European Space Agency Contract To Develop AI And Satellite Data-Enabled Road Traffic Monitoring Platform

Highways News


14) From Fires To Snowdrifts, New Style Of Dynamic Message Signs Are Helping Nebraska Travelers

Sandhills Express


VEHICLES


15) Waymo Lands Mapping Access To San Francisco Airport In Huge Boost To Robotaxi Ambitions

SFGate



News Releases

1) University Of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Researcher’s Work Transforming Traffic Data Into Road Safety Solutions

2) Navtech Finds Out How 360° Radar Advances Safety In Tunnels

3) Washington State Patrol Convenes Traffic Safety Equity Summit In Vancouver

4) A Honda Conversation On Safety: Technology Is Not Enough


Tuesday Transportation Oddities

Walcott, Iowa is home to the world’s largest truck stop.



**Bernie’s Notes**

You may have noticed the article under TRANSIT about subway voices and AI. I was not aware of the article until it popped up on my daily scan of stories for my newsletters. I was happy to see there are no plans to replace my voice. I have reached out to the reporter and responded to her questions.

 


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