Transportation Communications Newsletter
Wednesday,
June 10, 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 more by clicking here: http://me-vis.com/seattle-dot-washington/
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 Finds No Way to Make Cockpit
Electronics Impervious to Tampering
Link
to Bloomberg article:
CARTOGRAPHY
2)
Apple Hit the Road with Camera-Equipped
Cars in Street View Challenge
Link
to article on CNET:
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION
3)
Audi CEO Calls on Cities to Build
Digital Traffic Infrastructure
Link
to article in automotiveIT International:
http://www.automotiveit.com/audi-ceo-calls-on-cities-to-build-digital-infrastructure/news/id-0010495
OTHER
4)
Ten Mobility Startups Get Ready for Big
Leagues at Detroit's Ford Field
Link
to article in Automotive News:
Link
to further information
5)
ITE Elections – International Vice
President Candidate Interviews
Link
to article on Young Professionals in Transportation:
Links
to candidates' websites:
RAILROADS
6)
Amtrak Engineer Not on Cellphone When
Train Crashed, NTSB Says
Link
to AP article:
Link
to news release
SAFETY / SECURITY
7)
US Department of Homeland Security Looks
for Leaker of Report on Airport-Checkpoint Failures
Link
to article in The Washington Post:
8)
Michigan Woman Barred from Using
Cellphone After Fatal Bike Crash
Link
to article in the Lansing State Journal:
TRANSIT
9)
Victoria Auditor-General: Myki Was Poorly
Planned and Overly Ambitious
Link
to article on ZDNet:
Link
to report
10)
Montreal's STM in Final Test Phase of
GPS Tracking System for Buses
Link
to article in the Montreal Gazette:
Link
to further information
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
11)
ITIS Hoped to Be Incorporated Into Waze
in Kuala Lumpur
Link
to article in The Star:
12)
Colorado DOT's New Traffic Monitoring
Blimp a Dud on First Try
Link
to story on KCNC-TV:
VEHICLES
13)
A Challenge with Automated Cars: How to
Put Drivers Back in Control
Link
to article in The Australian:
News Releases
Upcoming Events
IBTTA Annual Meeting &
Exhibition – August 30-September 2 – Dublin
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