Transportation Communications Newsletter
Tuesday, April 1, 2025 - South Pole, Antarctica
**April Fools Day**
AVIATION
1) United Receives FAA Approval For First Starlink-Equipped Planes
2) How Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport Volunteers And A Unique Nonprofit Make Traveling Easier
CAMERAS
3) Ohio Governor To Eliminate Speed Cameras After Signing New Transportation Budget
4) Vehicle Noise Enforcement Cameras Under Consideration By Washington State Lawmakers
MOBILITY
5) Growing Demand For Seamless Multimodal Travel In EU But Improvement Needed For Digital Traveling Services
OTHER
6) Public Safety, Government Groups Call For FirstNet Reauthorization
7) Government Interest In Chat Archiving Service Skyrockets Following Signalgate
RAILROADS
8) Canada’s Transportation Safety Board Again Calls For PTC-Type System
SAFETY / SECURITY
9) Cyber Threats To Rail, Ports, Airports Could Cripple US Military Mobilization, Report Warns
SPACE
10) Preparing For The EU Space Act And Its Potential Influence On The Future Of Space Traffic Management
TRANSIT
11) New York MTA Meets Deadline To Share Subway Crime Stats With Trump Administration
12) Cornell University To Help Revamp Chattanooga Public Transit With AI Power
13) Ohio’s Steel Valley Regional Transit Authority To Introduce Cashless Fare System
VEHICLES
14) Aurora Publishes Driverless Truck Safety Report Ahead Of Commercial Launch
Autonomous Vehicle International
News Releases
1) Kapsch TrafficCom Advances National Traffic Signal Project In Sweden
2) AOPA Leads Coalition In Launching National Pause For General Aviation Safety
3) Ontario International Airport Wins Advertising Award For 'Not So Fast' Campaign
4) Uber, OpenTable Announce Strategic Global Partnership To Enhance Dining Experience
5) Oklahoma Campaign Aims To ‘Level Up’ Work Zone Safety To Protect Road Crews And Drivers
Tuesday Transportation Oddities
Chongqing, China is doing its part to keep distracted pedestrians from slowing down fast walkers.
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