Transportation Communications Newsletter
**25th Anniversary Year**
🇸🇪 Tuesday, June 6, 2023 - Cranford, New Jersey
**National Day of Sweden/Secure Your Load Day**
ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION
1) Can Cartoon Eyes Help Pedestrians Trust Autonomous Cars?
AVIATION
2) Biden Inks Bill To Create FAA NOTAM Task Force
3) Lithuania To Have A Drone Traffic Management System Next Year
4) European Aviation Under Cyberattack
Eurocontrol's Raising the Aviation Bar podcast
CAMERAS
5) Ticket Camera Rules Addressed In 11 Statehouses
EQUITY
6) Nearly £2 Million To Fund Innovative Transport Tech Including Apps To Assist Disabled Passengers
FREIGHT
7) Four New New York Thruway Service Plazas To Offer Expanded Amenities For Commercial Drivers, Including Cameras For Real-Time Parking Information
GPS / NAVIGATION
8) Interview With Commanding Officer, 2nd Space Operations Squadron, Schriever Space Force Base
HEALTH
9) How Sound Transit Controls Train-Borne Noise
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
10) USDOT Launches Live, Online Library Of ITS Best Practice
Traffic Technology International
OTHER
11) Coral Gables, Florida Incorporating AI To Existing Chatbot To Improve Responses
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
12) New White House Website Maps, Tracks Infrastructure Projects Across US
13) Wisconsin Bike Federation Looks To Remind Drivers 'We Are All Pedestrians' With New Campaign
14) How To Train An Army Of Sustainable Transportation Advocates
ROADWAYS
15) Chattanooga Looks To Become 'Citywide Testbed For Future Mobility'
SAFETY / SECURITY
16) IIHS Study Credits Subaru's EyeSight Crash Avoidance System For Reducing Crashes With Cyclists
17) Mulberry, Florida's 'Beware Of Smartphone Zombies' Signs Aims To Reduce Pedestrian Deaths
TRANSIT
18) North Carolina's CATS Adopting Technology To Monitor Vehicle Health Real-Time
19) UITP Summit 2023: Public Transport Must Make Itself More 'Attractive' To Riders, Potential Employees
20) The Future Of Paying For Public Transit Will Bring Better Connections
21) Three London Station Wayfinding Strategies Sound Transit Should Adopt
22) ATRA Pulse - June 2023
TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
23) Transport App Rumbo Adds Voice Notes For Riders To Share Data
News Releases
3) UK Project Will Look To Give Emergency Services, Road Operators Improved Real-Time Crash Data
4) Interactive Map From National League Of Cities Show Train Derailments Across US
5) Thales, North Dakota Department Of Commerce Sign MOU For Drone Integration
Tuesday Transportation Oddities
Often in the TCN you'll see stories about electronic toll collection. Whether it's by transponders or license plate-reading cameras, the collection of the tolls requires no interaction between driver and toll collector. The Dingmans Ferry Bridge, which crosses the Delaware River between New Jersey and Pennsylvania, is a throwback to a different time. Not only is there nothing electronic about the toll collection, there's not even anything mechanical. The toll collector stands between the two lanes and collects the money or tickets by hand. The bridge is one of the last privately-owned toll bridges in the US. The toll is $2 in each direction.
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