Monday, November 30, 2015

Monday, November 30, 2015


Transportation Communications Newsletter

Monday, November 30, 2015 – ISSN 1529-1057

EDI Brings Technology to a New Level with ATC Cabinet Solutions

Eberle Design Inc. (EDI) is at the forefront of the industry's development of the new Advanced Traffic Controller Cabinet (ATCC) – bringing the traffic cabinet of the future into the market today. The ATC cabinet has an open architecture design that takes advantage of ultra-low power LED signals, enhanced fail-safer design, with enhanced cabinet peripheral equipment diagnostics, compact double-density size and modularity. EDI is working closely with its OEM partners, and traffic management agencies wishing to deploy the ATCC in either new or upgraded intersections. For more information, kindly contact EDI Application Sales and Technical Services Manager Matt Zinn at 
mzinn@editraffic.com and visit www.editraffic.com/atcc.


AVIATION

1) Communication Problems Noted in October Crash at Worcester, Massachusetts Airport
Link to Telegram & Gazette article

2) BSNL to Install Wi-Fi at 125 Indian Airports
Link to TeleAnalysis article

3) AZAL, Eurocontrol Ink Deal on Air Traffic Control
Link to Azernews article

4) Airlines May Use Lightbulbs to Deliver 100 Times Faster Internet Speeds
Link to USA Today article

5) Holistic Approach to Wayfinding Can Create Positive Passenger Experiences
Link to Airport World article

BICYCLES / PEDESTRIANS

6) Why Laws Banning Cyclists from Wearing Headphones Miss the Point
Link to CityLab blog

CAMERAS

7) Los Angeles City Council Proposal Would Use License Plate-Readers to Send Letters to Owners of Cars Seen in 'Prostitution Area'
Link to Los Angeles Daily News article

8) Indian Government Adding Seafronts to CCTV Network
Link to The Hindu article

GPS / NAVIGATION

9) Consumer Reports Evaluates Four Navigation Apps
Link to Consumer Reports article

INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION

10) University Programs in Intelligent Transportation Systems: The Evolving Transportation Engineering Discipline
Link to USDOT white paper

OTHER

11) Egyptian Ministry of Communications Offers to Restructure Transportation Ministry's Information System
Link to Daily News Egypt article

12) SunGuide Disseminator – November 2015
Link to Florida DOT newsletter

PARKING

13) Road to Robotic Parking is Littered with Faulty Projects
Link to New York Times article

PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION

14) Hong Kong Transport Minister Defends Late-Night News Release on Bridge Project
Link to South China Morning Post article

SAFETY / SECURITY

15) Safety Evaluation of Wet-Reflective Pavement Markings
Link to USDOT report

TRANSIT

16) December 'Soft Launch' Planned for Real-Time Bus App in Nashville
Link to Tennessean article

17) Seniors Taught How to Use Increasingly Complex Transit Systems
Link to AP article

TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT

18) Suburban Atlanta Cities Renew Traffic Operations Program
Link to Reporter Newspapers article

19) Noida Highway Traffic Management System Wins ITS Award
Link to Times of India article

20) The Death of Radio Traffic Reports Foretold – Prematurely
Link to Strategy Analytics blog


News Releases


Solicitations
 -  Call for Abstracts – 2016 National Rural ITS Conference
 -  Applicants Sought – Internship Program – Delaware River and Bay Authority
 -  Call for Nominations – NATA Industry Excellence Awards – National Air Transportation Association


Upcoming Events
NOCoE Webinar: TRB Annual Meeting Preview-Evolving the Next Generation of TSM&O Research – December 8

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