Transportation Communications Newsletter
🕋 Thursday, January 22, 2026 - Cranford, New Jersey ☪️
**Muslim Heritage Month**
AVIATION
1) FAA Announces Houston Airport First To Receive New Radar Technology To Prevent Close Call Crashes
2) Designing Airports For The Ears, Not Just The Eyes
AirportIndustry-News (contributed content)
CAMERAS
3) UK Motorists Set For Refunds After Faulty Speed Camera Stripped Driving Licenses, Issued Huge Fines
FREIGHT
4) Truckers Cheer English Proficiency Out-Of-Service Requirement Tucked Into House Appropriations Bill
GPS / NAVIGATION
5) Onboard System Error Appears To Have Routed Double-Decker Bus Driver To Low Bridge In Spokane
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
6) How Technology Powers Dubai's Transport Evolution
7) The Smart Transportation Dispatch - January 22, 2026
MARITIME
8) Russia Likely To Keep Trying To Damage Baltic Sea Infrastructure, Finland Says
PRIVACY
9) Scottsdale, Arizona Police Department's Massive Use Of AI License Plate Tracking Cameras Raises Privacy Concerns
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
10) Salinas And Greenfield, California Along With Youth Councils Expand Messaging, Outreach About Safer Streets
11) How Aviation Professionals Can Maintain Public Engagement When Executive Agencies Disengage
Aircraft Maintenance Technology (contributed content)
ROADWAYS
12) Hawaii Is Crowdsourcing Collection Of Road Data
SAFETY / SECURITY
13) TSA Official Clarifies Passenger Data-Sharing Protocols With ICE
14) Watchdog Groups Sues For TSA Data Sharing Agreement With ICE
15) How Visible Light Could Power Secure, Jam-Resistant Links
TRANSIT
16) TTC Launches Six-Month Pilot To Warn Bus Drivers, Vulnerable Road Users Of Potential Collisions
17) Contactless Payments To Be Introduced On Irish Public Transport In 2028
TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
18) NOCoE Newsletter - January 22, 2026
National Operations Center of Excellence
News Releases
1) Ontario International Airport Unveils Bold Monument Sign
2) ConetPass Users Can Access Uber Micromobility Services In Europe
3) Fraport, German Federal Police Begin Regular Use Of AI For Monitoring Aviation Security
4) Florida Poly, ITS Korea Form Research Partnership
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