Transportation Communications Newsletter
Wednesday, July 31, 2019 - Cranford, New Jersey
AVIATION
1) US Department Of Homeland Security Warns Pilots About Hacking Vulnerabilities In Small Planes
GPS / NAVIGATION
2) Virginia DOT Outfits Snowplows With Tracking Technology
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
3) Initiatives Working To Make Northeast Florida's Transportation 'Smart'
4) Review Of ITS Europe Congress
MARITIME
5) How Will Autonomy Shape UK Shipping Industry?
MOBILITY
6) Ford Acquires Journey Holding
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
7) Alabama DOT Continues To Address 'Misconceptions' And 'Rumors' About I-10 Toll Plan
8) Arlington, Texas Wins Storytelling Award For Government
9) Road Commission For Oakland County Launches Kid-Centered Web Page
RAILROADS
10) US Regulators May Consider Cameras, Audio Recording On Freight Trains
11) Positive Train Control: As Implementation Progresses, Focus Turns To Complexities Of Achieving System Interoperability
TELEMATICS
12) Connecting Cars To Internet Is A Growth Business, Cubic Telecom Says
13) ICBC Launching Telematics Pilot Project In Canada To Improve Driving Behavior
14) Volvo Adds 'Big Data' To Every New Car It Sells In UK
15) GEICO Launches First Telematics Program
TRANSIT
16) Transit Tech Lab: New York MTA Pilot Programs To Help Improve Bus, Subway Service
TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
17) Florida DOT Adding Cameras, Information Systems Along I-985 In Gwinnett, Hall Counties
18) Live Cams, Speed Sensors Track Traffic In Merritt Parkway Work Zone In Connecticut
19) North Dakota DOT Deploys New Traffic Warning System For Construction Season
20) If Navigation Apps Don't Alleviate Congestion — Could City-Wide Traffic Software Help?
21) AI System That Predicts Traffic Conditions
VEHICLES
22) Ford Will Test Connected Cars On Its Own LTE/5G Network
23) Congress Wants Self-Driving Car Industry's Help To Draft New AV Bill
24) Study Finds People Wary Of EVs, Self-Driving Cars
News Releases
1) Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Researchers Accelerate Computation Of Best Transit Connections
2) Oregon DOT Using New Technology To Protect Road Workers
3) Florida DOT Announces Website For Multi-Use Corridors Of Regional Economic Significance
4) RTA Dubai Introduces VR Technology To Train Drivers
Job Postings
- Tech and Transportation Reporter - Wall Street Journal - San Francisco, California
Upcoming Events
ITS World Congress - October 21-25 - Singapore
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