Transportation Communications Newsletter
☪️ Friday, June 26, 2026 - Queens, New York ☪️
**Ashura**
AVIATION
1) Some Airports Installing AI Holograms To Greet Guests
2) FAA Is Writing Mandates But Federal Coordination Systems Can’t Keep Up
WFED Radio (commentary)
3) FAA’s Use Of Flight Delay Data And Analyses To Monitor NAS Performance
CAMERAS
4) DC Speed Camera Ruling Could Trigger Class Action Lawsuit
CARTOGRAPHY
5) Tesla Supercharger Predicted Availability Now Available In Google Maps
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
6) ITS Sector Backs Road User Charging In Australia
FREIGHT
7) FMCSA Cooking Up Proposed Rule On English Proficiency
GPS / NAVIGATION
8) How A German Tech Firm Finally Brought GPS-Style Navigation To The Avalanche Beacon
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
9) Intelligent, Informed, Fair: The Future Of Traffic Enforcement
OTHER
10) USDOT Launches $1.5 Million Robotics Competition To Upgrade Transportation Networks
11) New EU Agreement Strengthens Protection Across All Modes Of Transport
12) SWARCO Wins VMS Technology Infringement Case
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
13) Delaware Officials Identify Source Of Funding For Closing Shortfall On Port Container Project
RAILROADS
14) AI Just A Small Part Of Amtrak’s ‘Invisible Infrastructure,’ Tech Leader Says
RESEARCH
15) Collaborations Advance Transportation Research
Idaho Transportation Department
ROADWAYS
16) Crosswalk Confusion: Different Signals Leave Drivers, Pedestrians In Cedar Rapids Confused
17) The Hidden VDOT Shop In Chesterfield Making Virginia’s Road Signs
SAFETY / SECURITY
18) A Blueprint For Combating Distracted Driving
IBTTA Insights (contributed content)
TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
19) Atlanta Prepares For The World Stage: Commissioner Solomon Caviness Talks Traffic, Safety, Strategy
TRANSIT
20) MATA Links Riders To Resources While Promoting Public Transit Use
VEHICLES
21) Tesla Expands 'Blind Spot Warning While Parked' To More Cars
22) China Sees Increased Exports Of Vehicles With ‘Smart Driving’
Friday Bonus
A cable car as a tubular bell, a subway as a bass. Musicians/technologists have taken our everyday commutes and turned them into music. Next stop: Symphony Hall.
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