[TCN] Friday, July 12, 2024

Transportation Communications Newsletter

Friday, July 12, 2024 - Cranford, New Jersey

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ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION

1) Bike Lane Violation Crackdown Delayed By Technology Challenges, Chicago DOT Says

WGN-TV

2) Data Bikes Chart The Condition Of Bike Paths In More Cities

Route Fifty

AVIATION

3) Regional Ties Key To Managing Asia-Pacific Air Traffic

China Daily

CAMERAS

4) Cyprus Sees Less Road Violations As Traffic Cam System Grows

Kathimerini Cyprus

5) New Louisiana Law Makes It Easier To Appeal Certain Traffic Camera Tickets

KTBS-TV

OTHER

6) DC Has To Turn Over Transportation Plan For Students With Disabilities, Judge Says

WTOP Radio

7) Digital Technologies Key To Integrate, Decarbonize Energy And Mobility In Europe

Smart Energy International

PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT

8) Legislators Grill Louisiana DOTD Officials On Communication, Timing, Funding Of Their Services

The Center Square

9) Speed Kills—New Federal Campaign Reminds Drivers To Slow Down

Forbes

RAILROADS

10) Siemens Tests Obstacle Detection System On Berlin S-Bahn

Railway Technology

SAFETY / SECURITY

11) Massachusetts House Bill Would Prohibit Drivers From Making Videos Of Themselves, Using Augmented Reality While Driving

WWLP-TV

12) Spokane Uses Art With Hopes To Improve Traffic Safety

KXLY-TV

TRANSIT

13) Over Half Of PATH Riders Adopt Tap-And-Go Payment System

WHCY Radio

TRAVELER INFORMATION / TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT

14) States Turn To AI For Traffic Management

The Hill

15) Lagos Traffic Radio Seeks Partnership With Lagos Free Zone, Lekki Deep Seaport

PM News

News Releases

1) Pasadena, California Demonstrating Real-Time Bus Arrival Devices With Text-To-Speech Capability

2) Port Of Long Beach Data Project Receives $7.875 Million To Speed Goods Delivery

3) Shannon Airport's New Mobile App Is First Of Its Kind To Feature Augmented Reality, Smartwatch Integration

4) Etihad Airways Pioneering Live Online Advice To Make Passengers Have Needed Documents

Friday Bonus

Concerns about automated vehicles hitting pedestrians might be allayed if everyone started wearing this shirt.

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