Transportation Communications Newsletter
Friday, October 16, 2026 - Cranford, New Jersey
AUTOMATED & CONNECTED TRANSPORTATION
1) The Role Of Maps In The Age Of Autonomous Vehicles
Forbes (contributed content)
AVIATION
2) Italy Air Traffic Capacity Fully Restored After Network Disruption Caused Delays
3) FAA Proposes New 5G-Related Restrictions For Helicopters In Canada
4) FAA Unveils Online, Interactive Tool To Gauge Fitness To Fly
National Business Aviation Association
CAMERAS
5) City Of Jacksonville Regulating Who Can View Traffic Cam Video
CARTOGRAPHY
6) Free Website Shows Every Speed, Stoplight And Stop Sign Camera In DC
7) MapQuest Will Now Show You Where Flock Cameras Are In Your Neighborhood
GPS / NAVIGATION
8) North Korean GPS Jamming Along South Korean Border Has Plummeted This Year, Data Shows
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
9) Michelin Tires Now Have RFID Tags, And Here's What They Track
10) Gangneung, South Korea: ITS Woven Into Everyday Life
ITS International (contributed content)
OTHER
11) USDOT Turns To AI To Trace Research Grant Recipients’ Links To Foreign Adversaries
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION / INVOLVEMENT
12) AAA Survey: ‘Dangerous Gap’ In ‘Move Over’ Awareness
13) State DOTs Use Art To Promote Safety, Health, Beautification
14) New Online Dashboard Displays City Of Rochester, New York Traffic Safety Data
ROADWAYS
15) Swampscott, Massachusetts Says Rainbow Crosswalks Were Removed In Routine Maintenance
SAFETY / SECURITY
16) Japan’s Yamato Transport Confirms 5.31 Million Customer Records Leaked
17) Distracted Driving Tech Showcased At Virginia Safety Event
18) AI Listens To Traffic Cameras To Hear Dangerous Roadside Winds
TRANSIT
19) Montreal Adding Additional CCTV Monitors To Operations Center As Part Of Effort To Make Metro Safer
20) ‘Made Possible By Congestion Pricing’ Signage Being Added By New York MTA
News Releases
1) Kansas DOT Launches Real-Time Snowplow Locations Tool
2) Cambridge, Massachusetts Launches Website For Intersection Safety Program
Friday Bonus
Beeping your horn at pedestrians is so last year. A new Mazda SUV allows you to be much more creative!
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