Transportkommunikations-Newsletter
Montag, 1 April, 2019 - Cranford, New Jersey
AVIATION
1) Delta, Southwest, American Airlines Planes Temporarily Grounded Due To Computer Outage
BICYCLES / PEDESTRIANS
2) Lime Scooters Focused On Data-Gathering
Reporter Newspapers commentary
CARTOGRAPHY
3) New Transit Map Tells The Romantic History Of San Francisco Streetcars
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
4) Florida DOT Replaces Tolling Director, Fines Conduent $4.6 Million Over SunPass Issues
MARITIME
5) Singapore Wants Robots To Run Its Ports
6) New York City Maritime Hackathon Reveals Frustrations Of Dealing With The Industry's Data
OTHER
7) Indian Election Commission Questions Photo Of Prime Minister on Boarding Passes, Railway Cups
8) Florida DOT Ditches Comment Cards For Digital Feedback System At Rest Areas
PLANNING
9) Maine Will Use Your Personal Location Data For Transportation Planning
PRIVACY
10) US Intelligence Wants To Use Your Face To Train AI Systems
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
11) TSA Social Media Soldiers On Without Leader
12) Michigan State Police Wants To Spend $2.3 Million To Allow Commanders to Watch Livestream Dashcams Of Chases
ROADWAYS
13) Solar Powered 'Smart Stop Sign' Developed To Curb Rural Traffic Crashes
SAFETY / SECURITY
14) Rail Auxiliary Team Looks To Keep Railroad Tracks Safer in Washoe County, Nevada
15) Victoria Trial Will Target License Plate Theft And Cloning
TAXIS / RIDESHARING
16) Five Surprising Ways Rideshare Apps Are Shaping The Mobility Sector
TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
17) How Can The DC Region Avoid Fiascoes Like Thursday's Beltway Meltdown?
TRANSIT
18) Mastercard Sees Apple Pay As The Missing Link In Transit Payments
19) Japan's Largest Railway Company Considers New Crypto Payment System For Transport Cards
TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
20) Grant Given To Boost Tuscaloosa-Area Traffic Network
VEHICLES
21) Researchers Say They Identified Flaws In Tesla Vehicle Security
News Releases
1) Razorback Transit Routes Now On Google Maps
2) Mastercard Contactless Cards Can Be Used On Singapore LTA Starting April 4
3) Lane Transit District Board Approves Moving Forward With Electronic Fare Collection System
4) ZF Signs Definitive Agreement To Acquire WABCO
5) Idaho 'Move Over" Law Expands To Include Non-Police Responders
Upcoming Events
Webinar: Advanced Automatic Collision Notification (AACN) - April 9
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