Tuesday, August 8, 2023

Tuesday, August 8, 2023

   

Transportation Communications Newsletter

**25th Anniversary Year**

Tuesday, August 8, 2023 - Cranford, New Jersey



AVIATION


1) Singapore’s Changi Airport Launches 5G Aviation Testbed

Passenger Terminal Today


2) Communication’s Critical Function In Catering

Ground Support Worldwide


3) Connecting Fuelers To the Cloud

Ground Support Worldwide


ELECTRONIC TOLLING


4) Missing Texas DOT Reports About TxTag Vendors Highlight Accountability Shortfall

KXAN-TV


GPS / NAVIGATION


5) Long-Overdue GPS Ground Stations Delayed By Pandemic, Chinese Hardware

Defense One


MARITIME


6) USDOT Seeks Comments On New Database To Track Maritime ‘Near Misses’

American Shipper


OTHER


7) New Website Plots Traffic Deaths, Injuries, Costs In New York City

Streetsblog NYC


ROADWAYS


8) New York City Launches Program To Automatically Ticket Overweight Trucks On BQE

Gothamist


TAXIS / RIDESHARING


9) San Francisco Drives Tech; Will It Drive Away Robot Taxis?

Reuters


TELEMATICS


10) Transport Technology Forum Oversees Industry Collaboration On In-Vehicle Signage

Highways News


TRANSIT


11) Dozens Of Digital Screens Meant To Display Real-Time Info On TTC Bus Arrivals Are Broken

CBC News


TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT


12) Springfield, Missouri To Upgrade Traffic Monitoring Systems

KYTV-TV


VEHICLES


13) Concerns Over Driverless Cars Disrupting Emergency Response In San Francisco Aired At Hearing

KPIX-TV video



News Releases

1) Northland Insurance Launches Telematics Program, Cargo Theft Reporting Tool


Tuesday Transportation Oddities

Did you ever hear of the SS Warrimoo? If not for an impossible to verify claim, the ship would probably not be remembered. The story is that the ship straddled both the International Date Line and the equator at the same time. This meant half the ship was in the northern hemisphere (winter) and the other half in the southern hemisphere (summer) at the same time. In addition, different parts of the ship were in the 1800s and the 1900s simultaneously because the event took place on December 31, 1899 and January 1, 1900.


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