Transportation Communications Newsletter
Wednesday,
May 13, 2015 – ISSN 1529-1057
Mitsubishi
Electric Visual and Imaging Systems
Seattle Department of
Transportation and their cutting edge control room was featured in the
April/May edition of Thinking Highways. Read the digital version by clicking
here: https://lnkd.in/ewixRqp
With over 71,000
mission critical display wall installations worldwide, Mitsubishi Electric
plays an essential role in keeping our modern world moving. From Moscow to
Tokyo and New York to Istanbul, Mitsubishi Electric displays operate around the
clock, helping ensure the smooth running of the network and allowing operators to
zoom in quickly to any potential trouble spots. With an expected lifetime of
100,000 hours. Mitsubishi Electric display wall cubes are designed and built to
meet the most demanding requirements of the end user.
Where there is a need to monitor and control information flows, Mitsubishi Electric Visual and Imaging Systems is there.
Where there is a need to monitor and control information flows, Mitsubishi Electric Visual and Imaging Systems is there.
AVIATION
1)
FAA Chief: We Won't Extend Deadline to
Change Aircraft Tracking Equipment
Link
to article in the Wichita Business
Journal:
2)
Dubai Airports to Make Automated Announcements
in 25 Languages
Link
to WAM article:
3)
EasyJet Launches Mobile Host iOS App to
Guide Passengers Through Airports
Link
to article in Marketing:
Link
to news release
CAMERAS
4)
Iowa DOT Rejects Four Cities'
Speed-Cameras Appeals
Link
to article in The Des Moines Register:
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
5)
Virginia Women Launch Website Targeting
Express Lane Fines
Link
to story on WTOP Radio:
Link to Changing L.A.N.E.S.
MARITIME
6)
US Senators Introduce Bill to Increase
Port Transparency
Link
to article in The Hill:
Link
to news release
7)
Indonesian Navy to Set Up Sea Traffic
Management Center
Link
to Antara News article:
OTHER
8)
Articles from Latest Issue of Texas
Transportation Researcher
-
Researchers Test Emergency Exit
Signs for Tunnels
-
Sharing Information is Key to
Solving Transportation Problems
-
TTI, TxDOT Team Up to Test
Connected Vehicle Technology
RAILROADS
9)
Los Angeles Sets the Track for the
Safest, Smartest Train
Link
to article in Governing:
ROADWAYS
10)
Drivers Traveling to Bayonne, New Jersey
Complain About Lack of Information, Coordination
Link
to article in Bayonne Community News:
SAFETY / SECURITY
11)
University of Central Florida
Researchers Hope to Help Drivers Navigate Foggy Roads
Link
to story on Bay News 9:
TAXIS / RIDESHARING
12)
With Robot Taxi, Japan Firms Eye
Driverless Transport
Link
to article in The Wall Street Journal:
13)
OpenStreetCab: Addressing the Need for
Simplicity and Transparency in Urban Transport
Link
to blog from The London School of Economics and Political Science:
Link
to further information
VEHICLES
14)
US to Speed Up Rule to Require 'Talking'
Cars
Link
to article in The Detroit News:
15)
Porsche SE Plans Car-Connectivity
Investments
Link
to Bloomberg article:
16)
Tesla Sees Turn Signal as Potential
Solution to Liability Issues Over Semiautonomous Vehicles
Link
to article in The Wall Street Journal:
News Releases
Job Postings
-
Tolling Consultant – Traffic
Technologies Inc. – Southern California
Upcoming Events
ITS America Annual Meeting
& Exposition – May 31-June 3 – Pittsburgh
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The
Transportation Communications Newsletter
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comments about the TCN? Please
write the editor, Bernie Wagenblast at bernie@bwcommunications.net.
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