Transportation Communications Newsletter
Wednesday, February 25, 2026 - Cranford, New Jersey 
**National Engineers Week**
AVIATION
1) FAA To ‘Deactivate’ Public Part 135 List Until ‘Current And Accurate’
2) US Government, Airlines Keep Quiet Over FAA’s Alarming Air Travel Cancer Warning For Flight Attendants
3) Ghana Drops Coup Leader Emmanuel Kwasi Kotoka’s Name From Main Airport On Putsch Anniversary
4) Deaf Travelers Say Audio-Only Airport Announcements Put Them At Risk
USA Today (column)
5) Denver Airport Paid $14.5 Million For A Glowing Sign. A Decade Later, It’s Not Looking Great
6) The Three Keys To Unlocking Agentic AI’s Power In Airports
International Airport Review (contributed content)
EQUITY
7) Colorado To Widen Use Of American Sign Language App Across All Agencies, Buildings
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
8) Montenegro To Launch €31.45 Million Procurement For ITS Project
9) Digitalization Essential For Road Resilience, Says IRF
10) IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Society Newsletter Digest - February 2026
IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Society
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
11) US Senator Jim Banks Launches Tipline To Report CDL Carriers Which Hire Drivers Not Legally In US
12) SC Ports Gives Private Update On Public Rail Yard Project
13) Michigan Launches ‘SAFER By 2030’ Initiative To Cut Traffic Fatalities
ROADWAYS
14) New Traffic Signal Tech Show Early Gains In Nashville
15) Texas Politicians Want To Honor Charlie Kirk. They’re Getting Mixed Results
SAFETY / SECURITY
16) Indiana DOT Introduces Guardian Angel Safety Lights To Enhance Worker Visibility
17) Breaking Silos For Safer Streets – Bryan Jones, PE, AICP, City Of Menifee, California
ITE Talks Transportation podcast
SPACE
18) In Space Traffic Coordination, The Biggest Challenge May Be Coordination
TAXIS / RIDESHARING
19) Uber To Add Air Taxis To App In Dubai
TOURISM
20) First Stakeholder Meeting For Code Of Conduct For Online Ratings And Reviews For Tourism Accommodation
TRANSIT
21) Ongoing Clipper 2.0 Issues Plague Bay Area Transit Agencies, Seniors, Low-Income Riders
22) Sacramento Regional Transit Seeks Public Input To Improve Safety Near Bus, Light Rail Stops
23) Public Transit Trip Planning App Expanding To All Public Transportation Services In Northern Minnesota
TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
24) Seven Years After Wisconsin's Largest Crash, Transportation Officials Reflect On Lessons Learned
25) The Role Of RFID In Smart City Traffic Management
VEHICLES
26) What The Future Holds For Cybersecurity In Connected Vehicles
27) An Insurance Expert Appraises The Safety Record Of Self-Driving Cars
News Releases
1) New Kansas Bicycle Maps Now Available
2) North Dakota DOT Upgrades ND Roads Travel Map
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