Transportation Communications Newsletter
Tuesday, January 10, 2023 - Cranford, New Jersey
AVIATION
1) FAA Giving Airlines Another Year To Fix Altimeters That Can't Handle 5G Signals
FREIGHT
2) Canadian Minister Of Transport Announces Requirement To Provide More Freight Rail Data To Help Strengthen Nation's Supply Chain
3) How Increased Weigh Station, Toll Data Visibility Can Improve Trucking Bottom Lines
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
4) ITS America Announces 2023-26 Strategic Plan, Mission And Vision
MARITIME
5) Saildrone USVs, US Destroyer Test How Drones Could ID Objects For Warship Crews
PARKING
6) Research Aims to Alert Truck Drivers to Available Parking Spots
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
7) New Challenge Encourages Missouri Businesses To Curb Phone Use On Roads
8) Pasadena, California City Council Approves Traffic Outreach Campaign
9) Why Do Traffic Reduction Schemes Attract So Many Conspiracy Theories?
10) New Video Series Provides Fun, Informative Look At Illinois DOT Projects
IDOT Telegram (scroll down)
ROADWAYS
11) The Style Guide For America's Highways: The Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices
12) Guerrilla Crosswalks And Homemade Signage: The Promise And Perils Of DIY Urbanism
SAFETY / SECURITY
13) USDOT Leaders Provide Update on Safety System
14) Wrong-Way Crashes, Deaths Plummet On Rhode Island Highways With New Detection Systems
15) Montana DOT Proposes Fences, Gates, Warning Signs To Curb Wildlife Deaths Caused By Vehicle Crashes
SPACE
16) Trio Of European NewSpace Companies Demo Orbital Demonstration Collision Avoidance System
Military & Aerospace Electronics
TRANSIT
17) Victoria Premier Backs Smartphone And Card Payments Over Myki
18) Report: How Better Payment Systems Can Improve Public Transportation
19) TransLink's New Technology Pilot To Help Customers With Sight Loss Better Navigate Transit System
TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
20) Amazon's Alexa Will Soon Help EV Drivers Find A Charger
VEHICLES
21) 'Extensive' Tesla Autopilot Probe Proceeding Quickly, NHTSA Official Says
News Releases
2) Gamification For Safer, More Sustainable Mobility
3) New Indigenous Language Signage And Art At SeaBus Terminals In British Columbia
4) Delaware DMV Adds New Online Self-Certification Option For CDL Drivers
5) LYT Announces Plans For Groundbreaking New Transit Signal Prioritization Insights Module
6) airBaltic To Equip Entire Fleet With SpaceX's Starlink
7) Nevada DOT Releases Videos Ahead Of 'Dropicana'
Tuesday Transportation Oddities
If you have lots of folks riding bikes it follows you're going to need a lot of space to park those bicycles. In Utrecht, The Netherlands, you'll find the world's largest bicycle parking lot.
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