Friday, April 1, 2022

 

Newsletter Communications Transportation

Friday, April 1, 2022 - Cranford, New Jersey

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GPS / NAVIGATION

1) Russia Is Jamming Commercial Planes’ Satellite Navigation, French Safety Official Says

Bloomberg

MARITIME

2) Hashish And Pirates: How AI Is Cleaning Up The High Seas

ZDNet

OTHER

3) Buenos Aires To Create Digital Identity Platform

CoinDesk

4) Implementing Mobile Driver’s Licenses: Not As Easy As You Think

Homeland Security Today

5) Study: Digital Workflows Could Aid State DOT Projects

AASHTO Journal

6) Chattanooga Graphic Designers, Motorists Share How They Really Feel About Tennessee’s New License Plate Design

Chattanooga Times Free Press (free registration required)

PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT

7) New Nebraska Driver’s Manual Revises Section On Traffic Stops

WOWT-TV

SAFETY / SECURITY

8) Infotainment Screens Keep Growing But Safety Regulations Don’t

MotorBiscuit

TELEMATICS

9) Automakers Help Commercial Fleets Leverage Data To Boost Productivity

PYMNTS

TRANSIT

10) Chicago Transit Agencies Launch Joint Advocacy Campaign ‘Forward for All’

Metro

VEHICLES

11) Aurora Upgrades Autonomous Driving System

Transport Topics

News Releases

1) Marlink, Intelsat Extend Partnership To Increase Bandwidth Capacity For Maritime Customers

Friday Bonus

Need to check the suspension system on your bicycle? Check out this bike lane in Körmend, Hungary. I did check to see if this was real, and while the telephoto lens compresses the view, the bike lane is real.

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