Transportation Communications Newsletter
Friday,
October 2, 2015 – ISSN 1529-1057
AVIATION
1)
Colorado Airport Selected as First
FAA-Sanctioned Test for Virtual Tower
Link
to article in the Coloradoan:
2)
FAA Two-Way Radio Towers Coming Down Due
to Changing Technology
Link
to story on KFDA-TV:
BICYCLES / PEDESTRIANS
3)
Distracted Pedestrians Targeted in New
Campaign in Calgary
Link
to story on CHQR Radio:
CAMERAS
4)
Ohio Lobbyist Admits to Extorting
Traffic Camera Firm for Political Donations
Link
to article from the Northeast Ohio Media Group:
GPS / NAVIGATION
5)
GPS to be Jammed in Scotland During NATO
War Games
Link
to BBC News story:
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION
6)
How Smart Technology Could Soon Improve
Transport in Cambridge, UK
Link
to article on Cambridge News:
OTHER
7)
BusCon 2015 Features New Vehicles, Tech
and Education
Link
to article in Metro:
8)
Smart Cities May Decrease Auto Traffic,
But Internet Traffic Will Skyrocket
Link
to commentary in The Birmingham News:
PARKING
9)
Parking Tech Expert with T2 Helps Keep
Traffic Running Smoothly
Link
to article in The Indianapolis Star:
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
10)
Port Authority of New York & New
Jersey: Former Deputy Executive Director Deleted Key Records of Meetings with
United Airlines
Link
to story on WNYC Radio:
RAILROADS
11)
Railroad Threatens Trespassing Charges
Against Environmental Group After Photos Posted Online
Link
to article in The Post-Star:
SAFETY / SECURITY
12)
Texas DOT Promises Wrong-Way Safety
Improvements in Tarrant County
Link
to story on KXAS-TV:
13)
Traffic-Awareness Lecturer Hopes Game
Will Leave Players Anything But Board
Link
to article in The National:
14)
Taking Photos on Train Tracks: 'A
Mistake You Can't Undo.'
Link
to article in The Washington Post:
TRANSIT
15)
UK Government's Free Wi-Fi Benefits 3
Million Users of Public Transport
Link
to article on ITProPortal:
16)
Portland, Oregon: New Transit Map
Underscores Frequent Network
Link
to blog on Human Transit:
http://www.humantransit.org/2015/10/new-trimet-map-focuses-more-heavily-on-the-frequent-network.html
VEHICLES
17)
Daimler Takes the Next Step Toward
Autonomous Trucks
Link
to article in Heavy Duty Trucking:
Link
to news release
18)
Short-Staffed NHTSA Struggles to Handle
Car-Hacking Threats
Link
to article on Autoblog:
News Releases
Friday Bonus
No one enjoys getting stuck
in a traffic jam, but if you do get delayed let's hope these musicians are nearby.
Upcoming Events
USDOT Webinar: Enabling
Technologies for Vehicle Automation – October 14
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Transportation Communications Newsletter
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