Transportation Communications Newsletter
Monday,
June 29, 2015 – ISSN 1529-1057
EDI Brings Technology to a New Level with ATC Cabinet Solutions
Eberle Design Inc. has been at the forefront of the industry's development of the new Advanced Traffic Controller cabinet – bringing the traffic cabinet of the future into the market today. The ATC cabinet is an open architecture traffic control cabinet designed to take advantage of ultra-low power LED signals, enhanced fail-safer design with enhanced cabinet peripheral equipment diagnostics, with compact double-density size and modularity. EDI looks forward to working closely with agencies wishing to deploy and bring to their infrastructure ATC cabinet solutions. For more information, kindly contact Matt Zinn, EDI Application Sales and Technical Services Manager, at mzinn@editraffic.com.
Eberle Design Inc. has been at the forefront of the industry's development of the new Advanced Traffic Controller cabinet – bringing the traffic cabinet of the future into the market today. The ATC cabinet is an open architecture traffic control cabinet designed to take advantage of ultra-low power LED signals, enhanced fail-safer design with enhanced cabinet peripheral equipment diagnostics, with compact double-density size and modularity. EDI looks forward to working closely with agencies wishing to deploy and bring to their infrastructure ATC cabinet solutions. For more information, kindly contact Matt Zinn, EDI Application Sales and Technical Services Manager, at mzinn@editraffic.com.
AVIATION
1)
Remote-Controlled Passenger Flights Five
Years Away, CEO Says
Link
to story on CNN:
Link
to news release
2)
Airports Eye New Revenue Opportunities
from Beacon Technology
Link
to article on Runway Girl Network:
CAMERAS
3)
Ohio Battle Over Traffic Cameras Heats
Up Again
Link
to AP article:
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION
4)
Construction Underway on First Phase of
Intelligent Transportation System in Edmond, Oklahoma
Link
to article in The Oklahoman:
5)
Columbia County, Georgia Engineers Use
Adaptive Camera System to Fight Traffic Congestion
Link
to article in The Augusta Chronicle:
OTHER
6)
'Severe Technical Issues' Caused
Massachusetts RMV Services to Go Down
Link
to story on WWLP-TV:
7)
Delaware River Port Authority CEO
Studies Improv Comedy to Become Better Leader
Link
to article in the Philadelphia Daily News:
ROADWAYS
8)
North Carolina DOT Policy Keeps
'Memorial' off Signs Dedicating Bridge to Fallen Police Officer
Link
to article in The Robesonian:
SAFETY / SECURITY
9)
Federal Railroad Administration Taps
Mapping Technology to Curb Rail Crossing Accidents
Link
to article in The New York Times:
Link
to USDOT's Fast Lane blog
10)
'Traffic Stop' Mobile App Improves
Officer Safety, Efficiency
Link
to article in Government Technology:
http://www.govtech.com/public-safety/Traffic-Stop-Mobile-App-Improves-Officer-Safety-Efficiency.html
11)
False Alert: Can You Really Trust that
Tweet for Emergency Communications?
Link
to blog in Government Technology:
TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
12)
Traffic Incident Management Gap Analysis
Primer
Link
to further information from FHWA:
TRANSIT
13)
Delhi Government to Launch App for
Hassle-Free Public Transport
Link
to PTI article:
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
14)
In Nairobi, Garbage Trucks Are 'Data
Collection Ants': A Very Cool Traffic Tech Solution for African Cities
Link
to article on Mail & Guardian Africa:
15)
How Boston Embraced Data Analysis
Methods
Link
to article on TechTarget:
VEHICLES
16)
University of Waterloo Facility Will
Pave Way for Smarter, Greener Cars
Link
to article in the Waterloo Region Record:
Link
to news release
17)
BMW i3 Electric Car Quirk: No AM Radio –
But Why?
Link
to article on Green Car Reports:
News Releases
Job Postings
-
Lead Research General Engineer –
FHWA – McLean, Virginia
Upcoming Events
-
ITS World Congress – October 5-9 – Bordeaux, France
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