Transportation Communications Newsletter
Tuesday, February 24, 2026 - New York, New York
AVIATION
1) Pentagon Raises Concerns Over Senate Aviation Safety Bill
2) Five-Year-Old Spots Discrepancy In Southwest Airlines Training Manual
CAMERAS
3) Denver Cuts Ties With Flock
GPS / NAVIGATION
4) Denver Changes Road Configuration Change Process After City Didn't Tell GPS Apps About Street Direction Conversion
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
5) Traffic Technology International - February/March 2026
MARITIME
6) Report: Maritime Cyberattacks Doubled In 2025
PARKING
7) Uber Announces Plans To Acquire SpotHero
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
8) BART, Muni Have A Scheme To Save Themselves: Scare The Crap Out Of You
9) Tesla Sues California DMV To Reverse 'Full Self-Driving' False Advertising Ruling
10) Transport New South Wales Release Video Showing Close Calls In Bid To Save Lives
11) US Contractor Organization Launches Campaign To Encourage Federal Transportation Spending
Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business
RAILROADS
12) Amtrak Releases Video On Fleet Maintenance Facility Program
ROADWAYS
13) Boston Opens AI-Powered 'Curb Lab' To Optimize Public Spaces
TAXIS / RIDESHARING
14) Uber Wants To Be A Swiss Army Knife For Robotaxis
TRANSIT
15) San Francisco Bay Area Transit Agency Leaders OK Standardized Sign Designs
Metropolitan Transportation Commission
TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
16) Pune First Indian City To Launch Traffic Control System With Google
News Releases
1) Awards For Best Airports For Customer Experience: ACI World
2) UN Agency Releases Sixth Edition Of Glossary For Transport Statistics
4) Arcadis Selected To Deliver Two Mobility Modernization Projects In Santa Ana, California
5) AUTRI Receives $1.9 Million To Study Smart Tire Technology For Highway Safety
6) Inrix Announces New Generation Of AI Traffic Products
Tuesday Transportation Oddities
High-speed rail continues to be in the news in the US. Back in 1966 the New York Central tried something different, a jet-powered train.
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