Transportation Communications Newsletter
**25th Anniversary Year**
Monday, October 30, 2023 - Cranford, New Jersey 🇿🇦
** South Africa: Winner of Rugby World Cup**
ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION
1) City Of Kalamazoo Installs Bike Traffic Signals
2) As E-Bikes Grow In Popularity, So Do Calls For Safety Certification
3) Abandoned Hire Bikes, Scooters Around London Can Now Be Reported Via FixMyStreet
AVIATION
4) Young Photographer Gives New View Of Planes
5) Elon Musk Appears To Have Given Up Trying To Camouflage His Private-Jet Travels
FREIGHT
6) AI And The Future Of Trucking
7) Gamifying Your Shop Can Help Your Business Score Big
MARITIME
8) Washington Ferries Will Pause Ads, At Least Until Coca-Cola Controversy Fizzles
9) British Columbia’s Ombudsperson Regrets Lack Of Ferries Oversight
10) Ports Of Hamburg, Halifax, Valencia Establish Network Of Port Innovation Centers
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
11) FAA Releases Unruly Passenger Halloween Meme To Get Ahead Of Rate Increase
RAILROADS
12) FEC, Brightline Train Horns Equally Loud But Passenger Trains More Frequent
TRANSIT
13) WMATA Cuts Ribbon Of Integrated Command And Communications Center
14) Los Angeles Metro Board Votes Unanimously To Make Transit Ambassador Program Permanent
15) OMNY Card Vending Machines Now Available At Several New York City Subway Stations
16) Buffalo’s Metro Rail Fare System Goes Digital, Fare Inspectors Become Transit Ambassadors
17) Howard University Students Develop Animations For DC Metro
18) Infrastructure Storytelling With Grant Writing: Current Trends And Challenges
VEHICLES
19) Virginia Tech, Partners Design Blueprint To Improve Self-Driving Vehicles With $7.5 Million Grant
20) Porsche Adding Google To Its Cars As VW’s Software Problems Worsen
WEATHER
21) NOAA Leverages AI For Weather Forecast Translation
News Releases
2) MTA, New York Comedy Festival Team Up To Bring Top Comedic Voices To Subway System
5) Dubai Taxi Control Centre Applies AI To Monitor And Track 7,200 Vehicles, 14,500 Drivers
6) Transport For The North Launches Connected Mobility Strategy To Support Simple, Seamless Journeys
7) Superior, WSP Begin Work On Florida DOT’s $171 Million Brooks Bridge Project
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