Transportation Communications Newsletter
Tuesday, July 28, 2026 - Cranford, New Jersey
AUTOMATED & CONNECTED TRANSPORTATION
1) California Officials Push For National Safety Standards For Autonomous Vehicles
2) Here Technologies: No Such Thing As ‘Mapless’ Autonomous Driving
AVIATION
3) Fort Worth Naval Base Upgrades Will Improve Air Traffic Control, Officials Say
4) Listening Is How We Build A Better Yeager Airport: Dominique Ranieri, CEO
Charleston Gazette-Mail (commentary)
CAMERAS
5) Massachusetts Senate Agrees To Limited Use Of Cameras To Enforce Speed Limits
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
6) Multiple States Participating In Bridge Height Awareness Campaign
ROADWAYS
7) New AI Animal Detection And Smart Signage Trial Working To Limit Wildlife-Vehicle Strikes
8) How North Carolina DOT Makes Traffic Signs
TRANSIT
9) Transit Agencies Are Banking On Fun To Drive Ridership, Revenue
News Releases
1) Update On Next-Generation Clipper Transition
2) Texas DOT Crews Deliver For World Cup
3) Maine Turnpike Introducing Branded E-ZPass Tags
Tuesday Transportation Oddities
Before electricity and sensors made it possible to automate gated railroad grade crossings, they were operated by railroad employees who would manually open and close the gates. Some of these types of crossings still exist in the UK.
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