Transportation Communications Newsletter
Wednesday, December 28, 2022 - Cranford, New Jersey
**Bernie’s Notes**
I made a life-changing announcement today on social media. I don’t want anyone to feel tricked into clicking the link, so let me explain it has to do with gender identity.
ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION
1) New App Allow Police Officers In Scotland To Identify Lost And Stolen Bicycles
AVIATION
2) Southwest Airlines Official Blames ‘Vastly Outdated’ IT Infrastructure For Flight Cancellations
3) Japan’s Transport Ministry Unveils Outline For Operational, Safety Systems Of Flying Cars
FREIGHT
4) Vision-Based Systems Evolve, Along With Driver Attitudes Toward Them
GPS / NAVIGATION
5) Waze Tests New Alerts Warning Drivers About Roads With A ‘History Of Crashes’
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
6) Hawaii DOT Presents ‘The Walk Wise Hawaii Pedestrian Safety Program’
RAILROADS
7) Communication Issues Lead To Cost Increases, Delays For Amtrak Airo Equipment, IG Says
SPACE
8) NASA Engineer Teaches AI To Be ‘GPS-Like’ To Guide Astronauts Over The Lunar Surface
TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
9) Lessons Learned From I-95 Shutdown In Virginia In January
News Releases
1) Delaware State Police Announce ‘Women In Aviation And Law Enforcement Seminar’
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