Transportation Communications Newsletter
Friday,
March 21, 2014 – ISSN 1529-1057
AVIATION
1)
Boeing, FAA Reduce 777 Vulnerability to
Cyberattack
Link
to article in Aviation Week:
2)
Indianapolis Airport Officials Show Off
Their Severe Weather Safety Plan
Link
to story on WXIN-TV:
3)
'The Technology is Out There,' But
Satellites Don't Track Jets
Link
to article in The New York Times:
4)
Airways New Zealand: Keeping Flying
Kiwis Safe
Link
to article on Fairfax New Zealand:
CAMERAS
5)
Washington State DOT Cutting Down 500
Trees for Traffic Cameras
Link
to story on KING-TV:
CARTOGRAPHY
6)
Google Unveils New Desktop Maps for
Indian Cities
Link
to IANS article:
OTHER
7)
World Highways – March 2014
Link
to magazine:
ROADWAYS
8)
Fighting Traffic One Paint Brush at a
Time
Link
to article in Governing:
SAFETY / SECURITY
9)
Officials in Hull, UK Consider Cutting
Speed Limit to 20 MPH to Cut Accidents with Pedestrians on Phones
Link
to article in The Yorkshire Post:
10)
Yellow Call Boxes to Be Removed Along
I-80 in California
Link
to article in The Reporter:
TRANSIT
11)
California Company Premiers Transit
Kiosk, Plans to Take National
Link
to story on KEYT-TV:
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
12)
Asking Drivers What Information They
Need: Radical But Effective
Link
to article in ITS International:
VEHICLES
13) University
of Michigan Approves Design for $6.5 Million Test Track for Autonomous Vehicles
Link to article
in The Ann Arbor News:
News Releases
Friday Bonus
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Upcoming Events
APTA Public Transportation
& Universities Conference – March 29-April 1 – Champaign, Illinois
Today in Transportation
History
1999
**15th anniversary** Brian Jones and Bertrand Piccard became the
first to circumnavigate the globe in a hot-air balloon.
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