Transportation Communications Newsletter
Tuesday, October 6, 2026 - New York, New York
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
1) Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Lithuania Moving To Digital Road Charging In 2027
GPS / NAVIGATION
2) Iraq Accelerates Move To Ban Israeli-Developed GPS App Waze
MARITIME
3) US Supreme Court Won’t Hear Challenge To Lobster Boat GPS Monitoring Case
4) Japan To Research Use Of Automatic Navigation, AI For Self-Defense Force Transport Ships
MOBILITY
5) Road Pricing, AI And The Future Of Transportation
Infrastructure Technology Podcast
OTHER
6) FCC Eases Environmental Policy For Communications Towers
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
7) North Richland Hills, Texas Charges $2 Million For Flock Records As Agencies Make It Harder To See How Cameras Are Used
8) Mobile GR Engages With Public On Grand Rapids Transit Access Funding Proposals
SAFETY / SECURITY
9) Railways And Military Mobility: Mitigating The Impact Of Potential Cyberattacks On Civil-Military Infrastructure
PubAffairs Bruxelles (contributed content)
TRANSIT
10) Japan Marks 20 Years Of Tackling Human Error In Public Transportation
VEHICLES
11) NHTSA To Rewrite Rules To Address Vehicle Headlight Glare
News Releases
1) Maryland DOT Updating New Driver Curriculum
2) GM Launches OnStar Fleet Intelligence Platform
Tuesday Transportation Oddities
You might think of OnStar as the beginning of telematics for passenger cars, but in the 1960s, GM had another system which provided information to drivers.
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