Transportation Communications Newsletter
🛕 Tuesday, October 25, 2022 - Cranford, New Jersey 🪔
**Happy Diwali!**
AVIATION
1) Airlines Critical Of USDOT's Latest Effort To Publicize Flight Delay Compensation
2) BNSF Sues Airline Over Use Of 'Northern Pacific'
CAMERAS
3) US Senator Calls For Law To Require Front End Cameras To Protect Children
4) Brevard County, Florida Public School Buses Using AI To Detect Illegal Passing
OTHER
5) Transport For London To Co-Develop, Commercialize Transport Tech
6) Half Company Designs Halfgrid Transport Network That Combines Cable Cars With AI
7) New Jersey DOT Commissioner Talks Mentoring Young People, Other Issues
PLANNING
8) Kansas City, Missouri Hires Fellow To Help Direct World Cup-Related Transportation Overhaul
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
9) Mural Painting Brings Awareness To Pedestrian Safety On Tucson Street
10) TSA Opens Registration For Public Meeting On Cybersecurity Regulations
SAFETY / SECURITY
11) Spain's General Directorate of Traffic Presents New Smart-Cone Devices Designed To Prevent Traffic Accidents
12) Virginia DOT, Contractors Using More Messages, Warning Signs In Effort To Decrease Crashes In I-81 Work Zones
TRANSIT
13) New Zealand Sets Out Plans For National Open Loop Contactless Transit Payments System
14) Can Contactless Payments Increase Transit Ridership In Canada?
TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIFICATION
15) Transportation Electrification: Where We Are And Where We're Headed – Nick Nigro, Atlas Public Policy
ITE Talks Transportation podcast
News Releases
1) Ford International Airport Celebrates Grand Opening Of New Operations Center
2) European Commission Launches Ambassadors For Diversity In Transport Network
3) New York MTA Unveils OMNY For Reduced-Fare Customers
4) Santa Clarita Transit Installs Solar-Powered Information Systems At Bus Stops
5) Software-Defined Vehicles: BlackBerry Partners With L-SPARK Accelerator
6) Puerto Rico Highways And Transportation Authority Selects Umo To Modernize Transit Fare Collection
Tuesday Transportation Oddities
It's something that's seen less and less in the US, but there are still some places where freight trains run right down the middle of a street for a considerable distance. One such place is Elwood, Indiana. What makes this extra special is that it's said to be the fastest street running stretch in America. Check out this clip.
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