Transportation Communications Newsletter
Friday, March 22, 2024 - Cranford, New Jersey
AVIATION
1) Delta Air Says Its Entire In-Service Fleet Now 5G-Compliant
2) Maldives Starts Flying Turkish Drones For Maritime Surveillance
3) QR Codes Making It Easier To Steal Plane Tickets
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
4) Ohio Turnpike To Begin Phasing In New Toll Collection System Over Next Several Weeks
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
5) Government Ensures AI-Based Traffic System In Nusantara Capital City, Indonesia
MARITIME
6) In Conversation: Developments In Maritime Communications With Ben Palmer, Inmarsat
OTHER
7) Nevada DMV Implements New System To Combat Waiting, Improve Communications
8) North Carolina DOT Testing Self-Service Kiosks In Grocery Stores
PRIVACY
9) General Motors Quits Sharing Driving Behavior With Data Brokers
TELEMATICS
10) Feds Argue Apple CarPlay Is Anticompetitive In Antitrust Lawsuit
TRANSIT
11) 'Tap Out Of Respect', New TTC Campaign Reminds Riders To Pay Their Fare
TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
12) AI Trial Cuts Traffic Delays On One Hull Road 'By 88 Hours In A Week'
VEHICLES
13) Tesla No Longer AI Training Compute Constrained: Elon Musk
14) VW Ready To Bring Autonomous Driving To Large-Scale Production
News Releases
1) Altamonte Springs, Florida And one.network Partner To Improve Real-Time Traffic Information
2) Western Systems Enhances Denver's Smart City Initiative With Advanced Equipment And Innovation
Friday Bonus
Think you're having a bad day? Probably not as bad as some folks in Kocaeli Port in Turkey last Saturday.
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