Transportation Communications Newsletter
Monday,
September 26, 2016 – Cranford, New Jersey
Eberle Design Inc.’s 2018KCLip Signal Monitor Eliminates Need
for Diode Program Cards
The Eberle Design Inc. 2018KCLip Signal Monitor is configured with a removable data key memory device that contains all the monitor set-up information and completely eliminates the need for a diode program card, soldered jumpers and DIP switches. It provides 18 channels and is configured for operation with a 2070 Controller Unit. It provides all the features of the 2010ECL model as well as minimum flash capabilities for 2070 boot capability and enhanced clearance monitoring. The unit also includes support for Flashing Yellow Arrow (FYA) operation. To learn more about EDI’s 2018KCLip, contact EDI Sales Director Jon Muilenberg at jmuilenberg@editraffic.com.
AVIATION
1)
New Airborne Technologies Promise to
Better Link Planes and Satellites
Link
to Wall Street Journal article
2)
Airports Looking at Apps for
Non-Aeronautical Revenues
Link
to Tnooz article
3)
Alaska Airlines Tries Out DIY Bag
Tagging at LAX
Link
to Los Angeles Times article
BICYCLES / PEDESTRIANS
4)
Dutch Bike Firm, VanMoof, Prints TV on Shipping
Box, Sees Delivery Damages Drop 70-80%
Link
to Independent article
FREIGHT
5)
Trial Run of GPS-Monitored Cargo Truck
Between India and Bangladesh Successful
Link
to India Today article
GPS / NAVIGATION
6)
China's Version of GPS 'Is Now Just as
Accurate'
Link
to South China Morning Post article
OTHER
7)
New E-Ink Display for Trucks Provides
Location-Triggered Ads, Traffic Information
Link
to Forbes blog
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
8)
North Little Rock, Arkansas Launches
Bridge-Closure 'Survival Guide'
Link
to Arkansas Democrat-Gazette article
Link
to Broadway Bridge Survival Guide
SAFETY / SECURITY
9)
Phone Makers Could Cut Off Drivers. So
Why Don't They
Link
to New York Times article
10)
US Transportation Command Outlines Cyber
Strategy
Link
to FCW article
TAXIS / RIDESHARING
11)
Yellow Taxis Have New Weapon in Their
War Again Uber: Gadgets
Link
to The Verge article
12)
Uber Teams with TripGo in Australia to
Help You Make the Train
Link
to Mashable article
13)
Uber to Use Facial Recognition for
Drivers Amid Safety Concerns
Link
to The Hill article
TELEMATICS
14)
Verizon Flexes Its Driverless Auto
Muscles
Link
to Detroit News article
TRANSIT
15)
SMART Considering Banning Talking on
Cellphones Aboard Trains
Link
to Press Democrat article
16)
How a 'Smart' Public Transit System Can
Better Serve Riders with Disabilities
Link
to CityLab article
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
17)
HERE, Automakers Team Up to Share Data
on Traffic Conditions
Link
to Reuters article
Link
to news release
18)
Ghana, Togo Presidents Visit New York
City Traffic Management Center
Link
to YEN article
19)
Toronto Mayor Unveils Plan to Ease
Congestion at 10 Traffic Hot Spots
Link
to Toronto Star article
VEHICLES
20)
US Guidelines on Self-Driving Cars Get
Good Reception on G-7
Link
to AP article
21)
Renault, Nissan Partner with Microsoft
for Connected Car Technology
Link
to Reuters article
Link
to news release
News Releases
Job Posting
- Communication Officer – ERTICO – Brussels,
Belgium
Solicitation
-
Nominations Sought – Newspress USA
Awards for Excellence in Automotive Journalism and Public Relations
Upcoming Events
T3 Webinar: Making the Business Case for
Traffic Incident Management Programs – October 13
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