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Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Transportation Communications NewsletterWednesday, November 21, 2012 ? ISSN 1529-10571) Study: Private Airport Towers as Safe, Cheaper than Government Towers2) Aviation Chiefs Launch UK-Wide Public Awareness Campaign on Importance of FlightsLink to article on TravelMole:3) Beyond the Recipes and Cats, How Airlines and Airports Can Also Use PinterestLink to article on Tnooz:4) Ghost Planes Clouding the SkiesCould air traffic control be the next generation of attacks from hackers?Link to story on KNTV-TV:5) Russia's Glonass to Partner to Deliver GPS-Like Services in IndiaLink to article in The Economic Times:6) Washington State DOT 'Passport' System to Keep Trucks Rolling When I-5 FloodsLink to article from The Chronicle:7) NTSB Follows TSA Lead, Drops BlackBerryLink to article in USA Today:8) European Commission Asks Bulgaria, Cyprus and Portugal to Adopt National Measures on ITSLink to Focus News Agency article:9) Network of National ITS Associations Meets in DublinLink to article from ERTICO:10) Gulf Traffic Daily News11) ITS Midwest Newsletter ? October 2012PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION12) Hawaiian Publisher Arrested While Videotaping Traffic StopsLink to article in the Honolulu Star-Advertiser:13) Transportation Communication: Giving ThanksLink to Talking Transportation blog:14) Transport Scotland to Review Use of Signs on A9 in Bid to Cut Accident TollLink to article in The Courier:15) Battle of the Blogs: TSA vs. Syndicated ColumnistLink to article in Politico:16) Documentary Spotlights Tribal Traffic-Safety SuccessesLink to blog in The Daily Herald:TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT17) New Hampshire Road Assistance Program Gets Sponsor, Could ExpandLink to article in the New Hampshire Union Leader:18) Questions Surface About Columbus, Ohio Traffic Enforcement Team's Take-Home Vehicle UseLink to story on WBNS-TV:19) Smartphone Ticketing Rolls Out for Train RidersLink to IDG News Service article:20) Neijiang, China to Install Electronic Bus Stop SignsLink to article in China Daily:16^th International IEEE Conference on Intelligent Transport Systems ? October 6-9 ? The HagueToday in Transportation History? ??1912 **100^th anniversary** The Japanese battleship Hiei, was launched.? It fought in both World War I and World War II and was the first Japanese battleship sunk in the Second World War.====================================================================== The Transportation Communications Newsletter is published electronically Monday through Friday.?

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