Transportation Communications Newsletter
Tuesday, September 24, 2019 - Cranford, New Jersey
GEWI to Exhibit Off-the-Shelf Smart Work Zone Solution at TAC-ITS Canada
Since GEWI was founded in 1992, the company has been focused on providing solutions to support the seamless and efficient transportation of people and goods. TIC Software from GEWI is now used in 31 countries worldwide for a wide range of traffic and travel information solutions.
TIC for Work Zones provides an all-in-one solution from work zone planning, through operations and distribution of data to navigation systems, other agency systems and broadcasters. Learn more at the GEWI stand #65 in the exhibition hall. GEWI’s Jim O’Neill will also be presenting in the ITS in Support of Vision Zero session on how Smart Work Zone technologies can reduce traffic impact and increase work zone safety.
To schedule a personal demonstration of the latest solutions provided by GEWI’s TIC Software, contact jim.oneill@gewi.com.
AVIATION
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BICYCLES / PEDESTRIANS
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CAMERAS
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4) TTC Chair To Push For Enforcement Cameras On Toronto Streetcars
CARTOGRAPHY
5) ESA Provides New Maps Of Earth From Reflected Satnav
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
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GPS / NAVIGATION
7) Waze’s Best Feature Just Got So Much Better Thanks To Google’s Smartest App
8) How Is Augmented Reality Enhancing Indoor Wayfinding
MOBILITY
9) From U-Bahn To E-Scooters: Berlin Mobility App Has It All
10) Cross-Border MaaS Project For the Nordics Announced
OTHER
11) Council Grove, Kansas And Google Roll Toward The Future With Wi-Fi On School Buses
12) The Value Of Professional Development With Marsha Anderson Bomar
PARKING
13) Raleigh-Durham Airport Makes Parking A Priority With New Online Reservation System
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
14) Judge Forces NYPD To Turn Over Racial Data In Fare-Evasion Busts
15) Podcasts To Air San Mateo County, California Transit Issues
ROADWAYS
16) Arizona Posts Speed Limit On Pavement To Emphasize Reduced Limits
TELEMATICS
17) Cadillac Sued Over Infotainment Screens
TRANSIT
18) RIPTA Moves To Encourage Digital Bus Fares
19) How Boston Got Its ‘T’
20) New Map Showcases The Beauty Of New York City’s Subway System
VEHICLES
21) Chattanooga Smart Corridor Hot Bed For Real-Time Analytics
22) A New Joystick For The Brain-Controlled Vehicles Of The Future
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