Transportation Communications Newsletter
Friday,
November 13, 2015 – ISSN 1529-1057
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION
1)
Initial Phase of ITS Nearly Complete in
Edmond, Oklahoma
Link
to article in The Edmond Sun:
MARITIME
2)
Can Japan and China Ever Finish Their
Maritime Communication Negotiations?
Link
to article in The Diplomat:
RAILROADS
3)
FRA Safety Message to 911 Dispatchers
Holds Eye-Catching Lessons for Vehicle Drivers
Link
to article in the AASHTO Journal:
4)
Amtrak's Cascades Trains Experiencing
Wi-Fi Problems
Link
to column in The Oregonian:
ROADWAYS
5)
US Transportation Bill Includes Remedy
for Now-Illegal Church Signs
Link
to article in the Tulsa World:
TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
6)
Alternate Route Signs Being Tested on
San Diego-Area Highways
Link
to story on KFMB-TV:
TRANSIT
7) Chicago Transit Agencies Rolling
Out Ventra App November 19
Link to article in the Chicago Business Journal:
Link
to news release
8)
Survey Looks at Why Americans Use
Transit
Link
to story on Transportation Radio:
9)
Why New York Subway Lines Are Missing
Countdown Clocks
Link
to blog in The Atlantic:
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
10)
Philadelphia Streets Monitoring Catches
Up with New Traffic Control Center
Link
to article on Next City:
11)
DC Public Radio Station Drops Traffic
Reports Saying 'Radio is Not a Good Way to Get Routine Traffic Updates'
Link
to article in the Washingtonian:
12)
Rules Trump Common Sense on Electronic
Signs
Link
to column in the Albuquerque Journal:
VEHICLES
13)
Ford is First to Test Self-Driving Cars
at Mcity
Link
to article in USA Today:
Link
to news release
News Releases
Job Postings
-
Supervisory Transportation
Specialist – FHWA – Washington, DC
Friday Bonus
Locks have been used for
centuries to raise and lower boats traveling along rivers. In Scotland, this
old technology has been updated.
Solicitation
-
Call for Papers – 23rd
ITS World Congress
Upcoming Events
Florida Automated Vehicles
Summit – December 1-2 – Jacksonville, Florida
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