Transportation Communications Newsletter
Monday,
June 15, 2015 – ISSN 1529-1057
Reduce Your Agency’s Liability and Maintenance Costs through EDI’s
Signal Monitor Recertification Program
Traffic signal cabinets continuously operate in harsh environments and should be thoroughly tested to help ensure proper operation when conditions demand it. The Eberle Design Inc. Signal Monitor Recertification Program provides a new two-year factory warranty, gratis hardware and firmware updates, minor repairs, a formal test report, new warranty label, and recertification card for any EDI signal monitor less than 12 years old. Under this program, all signal monitors undergo rigorous testing in accordance with the EDI Quality Assurance process and ISO 9001:2008 standards on a quick turn-around basis. To learn more about EDI’s Signal Monitor Recertification Program and how it can reduce your liability risk and maintenance costs, visit www.editraffic.com/re-certification or contact EDI Sales Director Jon Muilenberg at jmuilenberg@editraffic.com.
Traffic signal cabinets continuously operate in harsh environments and should be thoroughly tested to help ensure proper operation when conditions demand it. The Eberle Design Inc. Signal Monitor Recertification Program provides a new two-year factory warranty, gratis hardware and firmware updates, minor repairs, a formal test report, new warranty label, and recertification card for any EDI signal monitor less than 12 years old. Under this program, all signal monitors undergo rigorous testing in accordance with the EDI Quality Assurance process and ISO 9001:2008 standards on a quick turn-around basis. To learn more about EDI’s Signal Monitor Recertification Program and how it can reduce your liability risk and maintenance costs, visit www.editraffic.com/re-certification or contact EDI Sales Director Jon Muilenberg at jmuilenberg@editraffic.com.
AVIATION
1)
Atlanta Airport Pushes to Have
Hyphenated Name Used
Link
to article from The Atlanta
Journal-Constitution:
2)
Arkansas Airports Look to Share
Frequency
Link
to article the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette:
3)
Pope Francis: Airport Chaplaincy Called
to Be a Place of Unity in Diversity
Link
to story on Vatican Radio:
BICYCLES / PEDESTRIANS
4) Antwerp Introduces 'Text Walking Lanes' for
Pedestrians Using Mobile Phones
Link to article in The Daily Telegraph:
CAMERAS
5)
Police: Ohio Cities See Increase of
Red-Light Runners After Cameras Switched Off
Link
to story on WKEF-TV:
MARITIME
6)
Port of Brisbane Defends Decision to Ban
Employee with Anti-Coal Car Sticker
Link
to story on Australian Broadcasting Corporation:
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
7)
Oil Train Secrets: Fighting for
Information in the Northwest
Link
to story on KUOW Radio:
Link
to Snohomish County Train Watch
8)
A Playbook for Persuading People to Use
Public Transportation
Link
to Mobility Lab blog:
TRANSIT
9)
Melbourne Transit Systems Using 'Mystery
Shoppers' to Evaluate Announcements, Other Services
Link
to article in The Age:
10)
Audit Criticizes Hampton Roads Transit
Agency's Data Reporting
Link
to story on WAVY-TV:
11)
RFID Helps Keep Utah Transit Authority
on Track
Link
to article in RFID Journal:
12)
Kenosha, Wisconsin Partners with
University for Transit App
Link
to article in Milwaukee BizTimes:
News Releases
Solicitation
-
Applications Sought – Emerging Leaders
in Transportation Fellowship – NYU Rudin Center for Transportation
Upcoming Events
AASHTO TransComm Meeting –
September 13-16 – Annapolis, Maryland
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