Transportation Communications Newsletter
Monday,
November 21, 2016 – Cranford, New Jersey
Eberle Design Inc.’s Model 242L DC Isolator Exceeds Caltrans
Requirements
For over 36 years Eberle Design Inc. (EDI), has provided technicians and engineers with reliable, high quality mission critical component products that improve the performance and lifecycle of traffic control systems. The Model 242L DC Isolator meets and exceeds all requirements of Caltrans QPL, TSCES January 1989 and Caltrans QPL, TEES March 2009 plus Errata #2 (December 2014). The Model 242L is powered by the cabinet 24VDC and is backward compatible with the Model 242. Jumpers for 100 millisecond minimum pulse output and input polarity are provided. To learn more about EDI’s Model 242L DC Isolator, contact EDI Sales Director Jon Muilenberg at jmuilenberg@editraffic.com.
AVIATION
1)
Jamaica Plans Multibillion-Dollar
Upgrade for Airport Communication and Navigation Systems
Link
to Jamaica Gleaner article
CAMERAS
2)
UK Report: Speed Cameras Cause
'Dangerous Braking Black-Spots'
Link
to Daily Mail article
3)
Iowa Speed Cameras Nab Thousands of
Out-of-State Drivers
Link
to Des Moines Register article
4)
Harahan, Louisiana Mayor Vetoes
Speed-Camera Law
Link
to Times-Picayune article
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
5)
Streamlining Tolls and Weigh Stations
Link
to Transport Topics article
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION
6)
New Jersey Turnpike Authority Uses
Technology to Help Manage Two of the Busiest Highways in America
Link
to Transportation Radio interview
7)
Mobility Rush 8
Link
to ITS America newsletter
OTHER
8)
Illinois, Iowa, Missouri DOT Leaders Say
Technology Drives Transport Development
Link
to Herald-Whig article
9)
Iowa DOT Improves Accountability in the
Construction Process with eTicketing for Concrete Loads
Link
to Transportation Matters for Iowa blog
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
10)
New Hampshire DOT Places Moratorium on
Installing Rumble Strips; Outreach Issues Cited
Link
to New Hampshire Union Leader article
SAFETY / SECURITY
11)
Minnesota DOT Tries Lighter Tone with
Safety Messages
Link
to Star Tribune article
12)
Why Are All the Messages on Colorado DOT
Signs So Depressing?
Link
to KMGH-TV story
TRANSIT
13)
App in Düsseldorf, Germany Gives Free Transit
Rides in Return for Watching Ads
Link
to City Lab article
14)
Transport for London to Track Commuters
Using Wi-Fi
Link
to Evening Standard article
15)
Central Ohio Transit Authority to
Provide Free Wi-Fi to Riders Early Next Year
Link
to Columbus Dispatch article
16)
Group Says Bus Information Signs in
Leicester, UK 'Don't Work Properly'
Link
to Leicester Mercury article
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
17)
Niagara International Transportation
Technology Coalition Monitors Roads as Winter Arrives
Link
to WGRZ-TV story
18)
Do Those Dynamic Message Signs Above
Highways Speed Us Up or Slow Us Down?
Link
to Washington Post column
VEHICLES
19)
Tesla Shows What Its Self-Driving Cars
See While On the Road
Link
to The Verge article
20)
BMW, Baidu Joint Project on Self-Driving
Cars Breaks Down
Link
to Reuters article
21)
Why We Must Now Grapple with the Distant
Future of Driverless Cars
Link
to commentary in Macleans
Link
to report
22)
How the Convergence of Automotive and
Tech Will Create a New Ecosystem
Link
to McKinsey & Company blog
News Releases
Solicitation
-
Call for Contributions – 12th
ITS European Congress
Upcoming Events
T3e Webinar: Latest
Developments in Derivation and Testing of the Arterial Multimodal Performance
Measures – December 7
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