Transportation Communications Newsletter
Learn More - RAE's AVI & Access Control System
Monday, August 6, 2018 - Burlington, Vermont
Improve Emergency Response Time with Reno A&E's Automatic Vehicle Identification & Access Control System
Valuable, life-saving time can be wasted when emergency responders need an access key to enter a gated community or secure area without a gate preemption system. Reno A&E's Automatic Vehicle Identification & Access Control System provides reliable, hands-free access to automatic gates, automatic doors and parking systems. It also works with transit signal priority systems. The system's AVI-911™ transmitters can easily be mounted under emergency response vehicles – fire, police, and EMS. Our system has been deployed for more than 20 years and with more than 50,000 units in operation worldwide. For more information, contact Reno A&E Sales Manager Carl Zabel at carlz@renoae.com.
AVIATION
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CAMERAS
2) Springfield, Massachusetts Police Get Access to Union Station's Security Cameras
CARTOGRAPHY
3) Here Attacks Google Maps With New Freemium Website Plan
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
4) Florida to Reimburse Drivers Hit with Overdraft Charges from Backlogged SunPass Toll System
GPS / NAVIGATION
5) Pentagon Bars Troops from Using GPS-Tracking Devices While Deployed
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
6) Intelligent Transportation: The Most Important Pillar of a Smart City?
7) You Can't Have a Smart City With Dumb Roads
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
8) Traffic Safety Banners Reappear in Los Angeles Neighborhood After Anti-Speeding Warning Removed
ROADWAYS
9) Data Suggests Free Wi-Fi, Charging Stations Help Drive Rest Stop Choices
SAFETY / SECURITY
10) Report Points to Lapse in Key Data in Mississippi Bus Crash
TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
11) North Carolina DOT Continues Studying Use of Drones in Collision Reconstruction
12) Jakarta Studies Moscow's Traffic Management for Asian Games
TRANSIT
13) ATRA Pulse - July 2018
VEHICLES
14) Remote Driverless Cars Hitting Streets of Sacramento
15) Ford Looks to Sign-Recognition Technology to Tackle Wrong-Way Highway Crashes
News Releases
1) Canadian Government Invests $20.7 Million to Improve Rail Safety
2) SANDAG Partners with Waze for Nation's First Military Carpool Incentive
Upcoming Events
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