Tuesday, June 30, 2026

Tuesday, June 30, 2026

 

Transportation Communications Newsletter


  Tuesday, June 30, 2026 - Cranford, New Jersey



AVIATION


1) $24 Million In San Angelo, Texas Air Traffic Control Upgrades, New Tower Planning Underway

KTXS-TV

 

2) FAA’s New Chief Of Advanced Aviation Tech Reveals What’s Next

Business Aviation Insider


CAMERAS


3) Vermont Lawmakers Tried To Curb License Plate Surveillance. Police Found A Way Around It.

VTDigger


CARTOGRAPHY


4) Savannah, Georgia Launches Online Map Highlighting Traffic Safety Improvements

WTOC-TV


FREIGHT


5) Samsara Introduces Disposable Bluetooth Tracking Label

Commercial Carrier Journal


INCIDENT MANAGEMENT


6) United Hatzalah’s GPS Innovation Is Revolutionizing Emergency Response

Jerusalem Post


INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS


7) Real-Life Version Of West Midlands Traffic Control Center To Be Operational At ITS World Congress 2027

ITS International


MARITIME


8) Navigating Blind: The Urgent Threat Of GPS Spoofing To Sailors

Yachting Monthly


OTHER


9) Texas Cities Forced To Remove Rainbow Crosswalks Installing Colorful Alternatives

Texas Tribune


10) Arkansas DOT Introduces New Online Fuel Transport Permit System

KARK-TV


PRIVACY


11) Why Flock Safety Finds Itself In a Surveillance Backlash

Government Technology


PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT


12) New Colorado Regulations Designed To Increase Transparency For EV Chargers

Aspen Times


ROADWAYS


13) Iowa DOT Says It Could Take Some Time To Update 55 MPH Speed Limit Signs To 60

Iowa Public Radio


SAFETY / SECURITY


14) How Rosenbauer America Is Modernizing Fire Trucks To Keep Crews Safe

WCCO-TV


TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT


15) Louisiana DOTD Plans To Use AI To Help With Interstate Traffic Flow

WBRZ-TV



News Releases

1) ITS UK, DfT Kick Off Nationwide Digital Twin Industry Days Roadshow

2) Quarterhill To Acquire Conduent Tolling Solutions Business

3) Geotab Acquires Link Labs Asset Tracking Company


Tuesday Transportation Oddities

Phantom traffic jams aren’t just a roadway phenomenon, it can also slow escalator traffic.


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Monday, June 29, 2026

Monday, June 29, 2026

 


Transportation Communications Newsletter


  Monday, June 29, 2026 - Cranford, New Jersey



ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION


1) Cycling Industry Bets On Smart Bikes To Boost Sales

AFP


AVIATION


2) IndiGo Jet Becomes First To Land In India Using Gagan, Country’s Satellite Navigation System

India Today


3) FAA Issues Directives For Boeing Jets On Canada 5G Interference

SupplyChainBrain


4) The Turnaround Relay: Why Information, Not Just Infrastructure, Dictates Punctuality

International Airport Review


CAMERAS


5) Miami Beach To End Camera Enforcement Of Right Turns On Red

WFLA Radio


INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS


6) South Korea’s Smart Road Management System Makes Foray Into Peru

Korea Times


MARITIME


7) BC Ferries Launches Onboard Screenings For Canada’s FIFA World Cup Matches

Daily Hive


MOBILITY


8) How Cities Fail At Night Transport — And Why Nighttime Mobility Is A Critical ITS Test

ITS International


OTHER


9) How Lobbying And Campaign Donations Shaped A Florida Transportation Law

WUSF Radio


PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT


10) BART Needs Bay Area Voters. The Charm Offensive Has Begun.

San Francisco Chronicle


11) New Community Engagement Groups To Hold Lower Thames Crossing To Account During Construction

Your Thurrock


SAFETY / SECURITY


12) California DOT Gets $1.4 Million Grant To Expand, Improve Traffic Data Collection

KDRV-TV


SPACE


13) Rocket Lab To Acquire Iridium

SpaceNews


TAXIS / RIDESHARING


14) Waymo, Uber Quietly Part Ways In Phoenix

TechCrunch


TRANSIT


15) QR Codes Are Helping Transit Systems Adapt Without Rebuilding Infrastructure

Stacker


16) Why Dubai RTA Taps Chinese Tech Giants To Power Next-Generation Metro

Gulf News


17) The UK’s ‘Better Connected’ Strategy Aims To Fully Integrate Transport

Railway Pro


18) California Governor Signs Executive Order To Accelerate New Technologies, Services For State’s Local Transit, Passenger Rail Networks

California Governor’s Office


19) ATRA Pulse - June 2026

Advanced Transit Association


TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT


20) Oklahoma, Texas Sign Agreement To Share Real-Time Traffic Data

KXII-TV


21) Bangladesh’s AI Experiment Shows Promise In Easing Notorious Traffic Jams

Arab News


22) LASTMA Unveils Toll-Free Hotline For Emergency Response, Traffic Management

Blueprint



News Releases

1) Strengthening DFW’s Digital Transformation To Enable A Historic Expansion

2) MBTA, Masabi Launch Managed Event Transit Ticketing For World Cup Games In Foxboro


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The Transportation Communications Newsletter (ISSN 1529-1057) is published electronically Monday through Friday.   For a free subscription or to unsubscribe, or for comments or questions, please contact me at bernie@transportationradio.com. Instagram: @cranford_radio 

© 2026 Bernie Wagenblast Communications, LLC www.TransportationRadio.com  235 Birchwood Avenue, Apt. 234, Cranford, NJ 07016

Friday, June 26, 2026

Friday, June 26, 2026

 

Transportation Communications Newsletter


 ☪️ Friday, June 26, 2026 - Queens, New York  ☪️


**Ashura**


AVIATION


1) Some Airports Installing AI Holograms To Greet Guests

KTVN-TV


2) FAA Is Writing Mandates But Federal Coordination Systems Can’t Keep Up

WFED Radio (commentary)


3) FAA’s Use Of Flight Delay Data And Analyses To Monitor NAS Performance

USDOT Inspector General


CAMERAS


4) DC Speed Camera Ruling Could Trigger Class Action Lawsuit

WRC-TV


CARTOGRAPHY


5) Tesla Supercharger Predicted Availability Now Available In Google Maps

Not a Tesla App


ELECTRONIC TOLLING


6) ITS Sector Backs Road User Charging In Australia

ITS International


FREIGHT


7) FMCSA Cooking Up Proposed Rule On English Proficiency

Land Line


GPS / NAVIGATION


8) How A German Tech Firm Finally Brought GPS-Style Navigation To The Avalanche Beacon

SnowBrains


INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS


9) Intelligent, Informed, Fair: The Future Of Traffic Enforcement

TransportXtra


OTHER


10) USDOT Launches $1.5 Million Robotics Competition To Upgrade Transportation Networks

Commercial Carrier Journal


11) New EU Agreement Strengthens Protection Across All Modes Of Transport

European Commission


12) SWARCO Wins VMS Technology Infringement Case

Highways News


PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT


13) Delaware Officials Identify Source Of Funding For Closing Shortfall On Port Container Project

WHYY News


RAILROADS


14) AI Just A Small Part Of Amtrak’s ‘Invisible Infrastructure,’ Tech Leader Says

Route Fifty


RESEARCH


15) Collaborations Advance Transportation Research

Idaho Transportation Department


ROADWAYS


16) Crosswalk Confusion: Different Signals Leave Drivers, Pedestrians In Cedar Rapids Confused

KCRG-TV


17) The Hidden VDOT Shop In Chesterfield Making Virginia’s Road Signs

Axios Richmond


SAFETY / SECURITY


18) A Blueprint For Combating Distracted Driving

IBTTA Insights (contributed content)


TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT


19) Atlanta Prepares For The World Stage: Commissioner Solomon Caviness Talks Traffic, Safety, Strategy

WAOK Radio’s Wake Up Dee


TRANSIT


20) MATA Links Riders To Resources While Promoting Public Transit Use

WATN-TV


VEHICLES


21) Tesla Expands 'Blind Spot Warning While Parked' To More Cars

Not a Tesla App


22) China Sees Increased Exports Of Vehicles With ‘Smart Driving’

Gasgoo



Friday Bonus  

A cable car as a tubular bell, a subway as a bass. Musicians/technologists have taken our everyday commutes and turned them into music. Next stop: Symphony Hall. 


 

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The Transportation Communications Newsletter (ISSN 1529-1057) is published electronically Monday through Friday.   For a free subscription or to unsubscribe, or for comments or questions, please contact me at bernie@transportationradio.com. Instagram: @cranford_radio 

© 2026 Bernie Wagenblast Communications, LLC www.TransportationRadio.com  235 Birchwood Avenue, Apt. 234, Cranford, NJ 07016