Transportation Communications Newsletter
Tuesday, September 8, 2026 - Harding, New Jersey
AUTOMATED & CONNECTED TRANSPORTATION
1) USDOT Unveils New National AV Strategy
AVIATION
2) Hundreds Of Flights Delayed, Canceled After UK Air Traffic Control Glitch
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
3) Six Million Vehicles A Day Push Malaysia Towards Smarter Highways
MARITIME
4) Port Of Klaipėda Smart Buoy Aids Baltic Sea Navigation During GPS Disruption
OTHER
5) Frederick, Maryland Police Use AI To Translate Through Officers’ Body Cameras
6) AI Is Helping Ease Competition For Scarce Space On The Airwaves
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
7) ‘Drive Like A Nevadan’ Campaign Encouraging Safe Driving Across Silver State
TAXIS / RIDESHARING
8) Sunnyvale, California Launches Inexpensive Ride-Hailing Service For Residents
TRANSIT
9) Saginaw Transit Wins Award For STARS’ Route Branding Initiative
10) Google Wallet Will Now Let You Add Physical Transit Cards And Balances With NFC Support
11) Seoul District Trains Subway Workers To Protect Seniors With Dementia
News Releases
1) Hyundai Motor’s ‘Future Mobility School’ Makes European Debut In France
Tuesday Transportation Oddities
Last week I had an item about the highways with the highest posted speed limit. Today, I go back to the beginning of the 20th Century when Connecticut became the first state to impose a state speed limit. It was 12 MPH (19 KPH) in cities and a speedy 15 MPH (24 KPH) on rural roadways.
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