Transportation Communications Newsletter
Learn More – EDI's 242L DC Isolator
Monday, August 21, 2017 - Cleveland Township, Pennsylvania
Eberle Design Inc.'s 2018KCLip Signal Monitor Eliminates Need for Diode Program Cards
The Eberle Design Inc. 2018KCLip Signal Monitor is configured with a removable data key memory device that contains all the monitor set-up information and completely eliminates the need for a diode program card, soldered jumpers and DIP switches. It provides 18 channels and is configured for operation with a 2070 Controller Unit. It provides all the features of the 2010ECL model as well as minimum flash capabilities for 2070 boot capability and enhanced clearance monitoring. The unit also includes support for Flashing Yellow Arrow (FYA) operation. To learn more about EDI's 2018KCLip, contact EDI Sales Director Jon Muilenberg at jmuilenberg@editraffic.com.
AVIATION
1) Auckland Airport to Embrace Digital Marketplace
Auckland Airport news release
2) ReachMe.TV Wants to Stop You from Being Bored at the Airport While You Wait for Your Flight
3) New Apps for the Airport Promise to Feed Time-Crunched Travelers Fast
BICYCLES / PEDESTRIANS
4) BikeMoves Illinois App Helps Planners
CAMERAS
5) Over 80% of Offenders Caught on Karnataka, India Cameras Do Not Pay Fines
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
6) Golden Gate Bridge Toll Taking Changes Coming
GPS / NAVIGATION
7) Japan Launches Satellite for Advanced GPS Operation
MARITIME
8) High-Tech Dutch and Belgian Ports Are Next Stop for Irish Logistics and Technology Companies
9) Indian Shipping Sector Likely to Get to Deploy Gagan Navigation System
OTHER
10) Transport for London to Create Consulting Arm to Share Expertise with Cities
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
11) South Carolina Comptroller to Post Gas Tax Spending Online
12) New Jersey Transit Spent $1 Million on Penn Station Project Ad Campaign
13) Pennsylvania DOT May Release Data on Real ID Costs
14) Asbury Park Press to Debut Transportation Video Series
RAILROADS
15) Video Analytics Tool Enhances Railroad Safety
ROADWAYS
16) St. Louis County, Minnesota Using New Blue Lights to Target Red-Light Runners
17) Delhi Road Signs to Be Required to Meet Requirements
18) A Look at Washington, DC's Screwy Road Signs
SAFETY / SECURITY
19) Luxembourg Becomes First EU Member State Ready for eCall
TAXIS / RIDESHARING
20) Ford CEO: Self-Driving Taxis Won't Replace the Private Car
21) GM Explores On-Demand Rides and Deliveries
TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
22) Post-Eclipse Traffic Jams Reported Near Some Prime Viewing Spots Across Oregon
23) Central Traffic Management Center Building Inaugurated in Pune
TRANSIT
24) Suit by Atheist Group Against Pennsylvania Transit System Set for Trial
25) SEPTA Unveils Free Wi-Fi at Suburban Station, Plans for 300 Digital Displays
SEPTA news release
26) Williamsburg, Virginia Transit Authority Director Focuses on Connecting with Community
27) Cleveland RTA Brands Two HealthLine BRT Stops
RTA news release
28) Day of Moaning Declared in North of England Over Train Woes
TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
29) How Atlanta Streamlines Traffic Flows
VEHICLES
30) Cash-Strapped States Eye Self-Driving Car Taxes
31) Ford Motor Company: Data and the Future of Autonomous Vehicles
32) Report from the Automated Vehicles Symposium, Part 2
News Releases
1) For BART Engineering Interns, a Focus on Safety, Reliability and Innovation
Upcoming Events
NACTO Designing Cities 2017 - October 30-November 2 - Chicago
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