Transportation Communications Newsletter: Tuesday, January 3, 2023

Tuesday, January 3, 2023

Transportation Communications Newsletter

Tuesday, January 3, 2023 - Cranford, New Jersey

AVIATION

1) Air Traffic Management Planning For European eVTOL And Drone Operations Set To Continue In 2023

FutureFlight

FREIGHT

2) FMCSA Exempts Deaf Drivers Despite Commercial Vehicle Training Association Objections

FreightWaves

3) FMCSA’s Stats Show Disturbing Trend Since ELD Mandate

Land Line

GPS / NAVIGATION

4) University Of Arizona To Study Navigation For Hypersonic Missiles

Arizona Daily Star

5) South Korea Developed Next-Gen GPS Satellites, Boosting Its Growing Aerospace Ambitions

DigiTimes Asia

HEALTH

6) No-Honking Days, Noise Barriers Aim To Quell Mumbai’s Cacophony

Businessweek

OTHER

7) Colorado License Plates Used To Tell You Where The Driver Came From. What Happened?

KRCC Radio

RAILROADS

8) Railway & Locomotive Historical Society Announces New Award For Passenger Rail Writing

Trains

TAXIS / RIDESHARING

9) Baidu Expands Driverless Robotaxi Services In Wuhan

Enterprise IoT Insights

TRANSIT

10) Six More London Underground Stations Now Offer High-Speed Mobile Coverage To Customers

Intelligent Transport

News Releases

1) Los Angeles’ New Public Transportation Tech Shelters

2) Denver International Airport To Conduct After-Action Reviews With Largest Airlines Following Major Flight Disruptions, Delays

3) Luzerne County Transportation Authority Launches New Mobile Fare Collection System

Tuesday Transportation Oddities

There are a variety of types of movable bridges. One of the most unusual is the retractable bridge. The Carroll Street Bridge over the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn is not only a retractable bridge, but the only bridge in New York City that has a wooden deck and allows vehicle traffic. My limited research shows there are four retractable bridges left in the US, including the Borden Avenue Bridge, also in New York City.

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