Transportation Communications Newsletter
**25th Anniversary Year**
Tuesday, March 7, 2023 - Leland, North Carolina
AVIATION
) FAA Fixes Issue That Delayed Hundreds Of Florida Flights
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
) Cashless Tolling Coming To Kansas Turnpike In 2024
MARITIME
) Nations Say They Must Use Advanced Technology To Thwart Illegal Fishing
OTHER
) How Smart Driving Test System Uses AI, Sensors To Evaluate Drivers
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
) Arlington, Texas Launches Campaign To Curb Panhandling At Major Intersections
RAILROADS
) NTSB To Open Special Investigation Into Norfolk Southern's Safety Practices, Culture
TAXIS / RIDESHARING
) Uber's New Pickup Directions And Walking ETAs Can Finally Help You Escape The Airport
TELEMATICS
) Bridgestone Offers Fleet Operators AI-Powered Way To Monitor Road Conditions
TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
) What Led To Europe's Deadliest Train Crash In A Decade
TRANSIT
) DC Metro Preparing To Bring Back Automatic Train Operation
) Birmingham, Max Transit Launch App That Promises Efficient Ride Options
) Metro Officially Launches 300-Strong Transit Ambassadors Program
) King County Metro Transit's Shuttle Vans Will Go More Places With New App
TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
) Traffic Control Tower To Be Built In Kampala, Uganda
VEHICLES
) FMCSA's Earl Adams Stresses Collaboration For Driverless Technology
) GM's Ultra Cruise Will Use Radar, Camera, Lidar To Enable Hands-Free Driving
News Releases
1) Error Discovered On Hawaii Driver Licenses, State ID Cards Printed In February
2) Port Of Barcelona Modernizes Computing System With Kyndryl
3) World Premier Of Mercedes pay+: Turns Car Into A Payment Device
4) Utah DOT Helps Keep Traffic Signals Clear Of Snow With New 'Heat Tape'
5) Nevada DOT Video Reminds Drivers How To Navigate A Diverging Diamond
6) New Rebuild Illinois Online Dashboard Provides Up-To-Date Look At Capital Program Progress
7) Applied Information, HAAS Alert Announce Safety Cloud Integration
8) NJ Transit Introduces Cash Payment Option Within Its Mobile App
Tuesday Transportation Oddities
Interstate highways are designed to be limited access so you'd think a railroad grade crossing on an interstate would not exist. There are none today,but I-94 in Albion, Michigan once had a grade crossing.
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