Transportation Communications Newsletter
**25th Anniversary Year**
Tuesday, September 12, 2023 - Cranford, New Jersey
**Suicide Prevention Week**
AVIATION
1) Tarmac Delays Are All The (Out)Rage On Social Media. What You Need To Know
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
2) International Truck Pilot Highlights Need For Transparent, Scalable Approach That Links Road Use And Payment
Eastern Transportation Coalition
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
3) Intelligent Transportation Systems: Benefits Related To Traffic Congestion And Safety Can Be Limited By Various Factors
OTHER
4) Apple Adding Roadside Assistance Via Satellite To iPhone 14 And 15
5) Inside The Regional Innovation Approach In Phoenix
Government Technology (Part 1)
Government Technology (Part 2)
6) California DMV Expands At-Home Driver's License Test Program
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
7) Cincinnati Rail Board Settles Secret Meetings Lawsuit
ROADWAYS
8) Connecticut Road And Streets Signs Have Had A History Of Mistakes And 'Typos' In Recent Years
Hearst Media Connecticut Group
TAXIS / RIDESHARING
9) Lyft Now Lets Drivers Prioritize Matches With Women And Nonbinary Riders
TRANSIT
10) Rogers Ordered To Open TTC Wireless Network To All Carriers: Minister
11) DC Metro Considers Signage Changes, Numbering Lines To Improve Experience
12) Transport For London Bans 'Unhealthy' Artisan Cheese Advert
13) Clipper Card System Will Let You Scan Debit, Credit Cards Directly, Starting Next Year
TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
14) Better Signs, Bigger Penalties: Wyoming Legislature, WYDOT Take On Blow-Over Crashes
News Releases
1) New PSA From Operation Lifesaver Promotes Safe Practices When Working Near Railroad Tracks
2) Waukesha Metro Announces Launch Of WisGo
3) Dubai Taxi Launches Four Smart App-Based Services
4) Madrid Metro Line 9 Reopens With Renewed Signage
5) AvMet Applications Expands SmartSky Predictive Weather Data Suite
6) Australian Federal Police Delivers New Solomon Islands Police Force Traffic Center
Tuesday Transportation Oddities
Aircraft from World War II attract attention as they fly into airshows or other displays but these planes are far from being the oldest still in the skies. You'll find a Blériot XI, a French plane first built in 1909, in Bedfordshire, England and Rhinebeck, New York.
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