Friday, June 6, 2026

 

Transportation Communications Newsletter

  Friday, June 6, 2026 - Brooklyn, New York 🏌🏽‍♂️

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**Stanford Cardinals - NCAA D1 Women’s Golf Champions**

GPS / NAVIGATION

1) Russia Has Been Jamming GPS From Space Since 2019

Inside GNSS

INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS

2) ITS America Meetings To Showcast Transportation Innovation In Detroit

Talking Michigan Transportation podcast

OTHER

3) China’s Highest Bridge Brings Tourists And Internet Access To Remote Communities

AP

4) Celebrating 10 Years Of ITE Talks Transportation With Steve Kuciemba, ITE Executive Director/CEO And Host Bernie Wagenblast

ITE Talks Transportation podcast

TRANSIT

5) PETA Sues DC Transit Authority Over Blocked Donation Ads

Courthouse News Service

6) New York MTA Seeks AI Subway ‘Track Intrusion’ Tech

Route Fifty

7) How BART Became Trendy

San Francisco Chronicle

8) New York MTA’s ‘Toy Story’ Subway Audio Ads Draw Criticism From Riders

NY1

9) A Consortium Approach To Transit Data Interoperability

RMI (report)

News Releases

1) National Motor Freight Traffic Association Launches Free, Anonymous Cybersecurity Threat Report Portal

Friday Bonus  

If you didn’t fly Aer Lingus recently you may have missed these changes at the airline.

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Thursday, June 4, 2026

 

Transportation Communications Newsletter

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Thursday, June 4, 2026 - Cranford, New Jersey

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**Auburn Tigers - NCAA Men’s Golf Champions**

AUTOMATED & CONNECTED TRANSPORTATION

1) ‘Talking’ Traffic Cones Activated On Spanish Roads

Majorca Daily Bulletin

AVIATION

2) Proposed FAA Rules Ground Journalists

Editor & Publisher

CAMERAS

3) North Carolina Moves To Lock In Highway License Plate Reader Program Permanently

WECT-TV

4) Dayton City Workers Covering Flock Cameras With Trash Bags 

Fortune

GPS / NAVIGATION

5) Standalone Magnetometry Is The New GPS

IEEE Spectrum

INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS

6) The Smart Transportation Dispatch - June 4, 2026

Carnegie Mellon University

MOBILITY

7) Why Global Collaboration Matters More Than Ever For The Future of Mobility

ITS International

OTHERl

8) Federal Judge Says Ohio BMV Must Follow Vanity Plate Rules

Columbus Dispatch

ROADWAYS

9) Warning Triangles, Gender-Neutral Road Signs: Belgium To Change Its Traffic Rules

Brussels Times

10) ‘Limited Services’ Sign On Maine Roadway Draws Criticism From Business Owners

WFVX-TV

11) Uzbekistan Boosts Tourism Infrastructure With 700 New Highway Signs Following World Bank Talks

Kursiv Uzbekistan

TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT

12) Verizon Shows Off Baton Rouge Severe Weather Readiness ‘Nerve Center’

WBRZ-TV

TRANSIT

13) BART’s Fare Gates Were Built To Stop Evasion. Now They’ll Sell Ads

San Francisco Chronicle

TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT

14) Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation ‘Googles’ To Ease Its Traffic

Ahmedabad Mirror

VEHICLES

15) Tesla Launches New Web-Based Dashcam Viewer

Not a Tesla App

News Releases

1) NJ Transit Launches Customer Courtesy Campaign ‘Ricardo Says’

2) Engaged Planning Strategies For Transit-Oriented Communities

3) IndyGo Announces New E-Fare Collection System

 

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Wednesday, June 3, 2026

 

Transportation Communications Newsletter

  Wednesday, June 3, 2026 - Cranford, New Jersey

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**World Bicycle Day**

ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION

1) New ‘Cycling Counts’ Study Provides First EU-Wide Baseline For Cycling Infrastructure, Data Collection

European Commission

AVIATION

2) Four Effective Strategies to Improve Your FAA Flight Standards District Office Relationship

National Business Aviation Association

INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS

3) From Pilots To Deployment: What Japan’s ITS Rollout Shows The Rest Of The World

Highways News

PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT

4) After Oregonians Reject Gas Tax, Governor’s Transportation Workgroup Fixates On Messaging, Not Math

Jefferson Public Radio

SAFETY / SECURITY

5) Starlink May Secure The Transport, But Who Secures LEO Data?

Space & Defense

TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT

6) Galveston County, Texas Officials Turn To AI To Enhance Flood Management

Route Fifty

TRANSIT

7) Kentucky’s Fulton County Transit To Become Jackson Purchase Transit

Paducah Sun

News Releases

1) Vision Zero San José Gets Refreshed Website, New Data Dashboards

2) New Illinois Traffic Incident Management Training Facility Breaks Ground In Pawnee

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Tuesday, June 2, 2026

 

Transportation Communications Newsletter

  Tuesday, June 2, 2026 - New York, New York

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AVIATION

1) FAA, NTSB Clash Over ADS-B Mandate After Fatal DCA Crash

AeroTime

2) Taoyuan International Airport In Taiwan Deploys World’s First 75-Inch Color Display

Sixteen:Nine

3) How Lewis University Is Preparing Future Air Traffic Controllers

WGN-TV

4) The Invisible Conductors: Amphibious Air Traffic Controllers In The US Navy

DVIDS

5) Why Wireless Infrastructure Design Matters In Modern Airports

Wi-Fi Now (contributed content)

INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS

6) California’s First ‘Smart Freeway’ Is Live

KTLA-TV

7) ITS Australia Mobility 2026 Wraps With Accessibility At Its Core

Traffic Technology Today

PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT

8) Philadelphia Rolls Out Traffic Safety Signs Amid String Of Deadly Crashes

Metro Philadelphia

ROADWAYS

9) New York City DOT To Use New Cutting-Edge Sensors To Better Understand How New Yorkers Use Their Streets, Inform Safer Street Design

New York City DOT

SAFETY / SECURITY

10) Designing Safer Work Zones On Live Road Networks: Key Lessons For Civil Engineers

Geomechanics.io

11) To Help Public Agencies Reduce Roadway Risk, Platform Combines Diverse Datasets

Smart Cities Dive

TRANSIT

12) Can Better Branding Grow Ridership? Bloomington Transit Bets On A Unified Mobility Experience

Metro

13) Voice Of The New York City Subway Speaks Up For Pride Month

NY1 (video)

News Releases

1) Q-Free Launches Dynamic CV Connected Vehicle Module For Dynamic Software

Tuesday Transportation Oddities

While the timing has been adjusted, a New Jersey intersection once held the title of longest red light time in the US. At the intersection of Route 23 and Clinton in West Milford, waits once extended up to five minutes.

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