Transportation Communications Newsletter
Tuesday, September 29, 2026 - Cranford, New Jersey
AUTOMATED & CONNECTED TRANSPORTATION
1) Portugal, Slovakia, Norway Join Cross-Border Initiative On Autonomous Vehicle Testbeds
AVIATION
2) Duffy Asks $30 Billion Of Congress For Air Travel Modernization Projects
3) St. Louis Lambert Airport Now Lets Travelers Reserve Parking, Pre-Order Food Through Website
CAMERAS
4) Seattle Report Reveals Conflicting Camera Use Policies Between Transportation, Police Departments
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
5) Ohio Turnpike E-ZPass Access Expands To Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas
PRIVACY
6) Your Car Is Sharing Data With Big Tech Companies, Study Finds
7) Surveillance Company Tells Cops It Wants To Add Facial Recognition To Flock Cameras
SAFETY / SECURITY
8) Can Railroad Crossings Be Made Safer When Driver Error Is A Common Factor?
TRANSIT
9) ATRA Pulse - September 2026
News Releases
1) GTMaritime Introduces Product To Help Vessels, Shore Teams Communicate Better
2) Florida Launches Newly Designed Driver Licenses, Identification Cards
3) Wisconsin DMV Makes Finding Nearest In-Person Service Easier With New Interactive Map
Tuesday Transportation Oddities
It’s not too unusual for cities to turn streets over to pedestrians and cyclists. In Bolivia, however, cars and public transportation are banned from all roadways for a day.
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