Podcasts about it's america

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Taking place April 22-25 in Phoenix, AZ, the ITS America Conference & Expo brings together leaders from the public and private sectors to discuss new technologies that will enable safer, greener, and smarter transportation solutions.Ahead of this month's event, we caught up with ITS America's President & CEO, Laura Chace. Tune in to hear about the organization's history, what trends Laura is currently seeing in the industry, conference themes and demonstrations, and more.Register for the ITS America Conference & Expo: https://www.itsamericaevents.com/expo/en-us.htmlBook a demo with PAVE & May Mobility: https://pavecampaign.org/its-2024

This week on Highways Voices, we talk about real world here-and-now driverless solutions.We're joined by the former President and CEO of ITS America, Scott Belcher who is now Executive Director of ACES Mobility, a group looking to boost last mile Autonomous, Connected, Electric and Shared journeys with a new American initiative.Subscribe to Highways Voices free on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts or Pocket Casts and never miss an episode!"Our coalition is laser focused - we're focused on one use case, and that one use case is first and last mile shared use mobility," he explains. "The challenge that we have in the United States is that regulators want to look at autonomous transportation holistically as if it's all the same. And when you look at first and last mile shared use mobility, you're talking about a very unique use case and a very defined solution."Scott explains some of the examples of where public ACES solutions are now in regular operation rather than simply trials or demonstrators."We're now seeing that the deployments are being placed in places where people actually use them," he explains. "There's a lot that goes into the public outreach. There's a lot that goes into the outreach to first responders. There's a lot that goes into safety information. And there's a lot that goes into making sure that the routes are actually needed and can be used."You'll also hear how people elsewhere in the world can get involved and learn from what the project is doing.On top of this, we have our partner news, some headlines from the Highways News website and who wins the last Adrian's Accolade of 2023.

Corey is an automated mobility strategist, global thought leader, and innovator who is focused on commercialization strategies for the future of mobility and AV systems. Key topics in this conversation include: Where autonomous vehicles can provide meaningful benefits today How to effectively vet AV companies and technology The promise of campus applications for AVs The right types of problems that can be solved by autonomy Links: Show notes: http://brandonbartneck.com/futureofmobility/coreyclothier https://www.linkedin.com/in/coreyclothier/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/ariboav/ Bio: Corey is an automated mobility strategist, global thought leader, and innovator who is focused on commercialization strategies for the future of mobility and AV systems. He has more than 14 years of product and business development experience in AVs, and he has led product development and deployment strategy for startups, auto OEMs, defense, transit companies, major cities, insurance companies, and global entertainment companies. Corey's main goal and passion is building AV programs and partnerships. This is why he founded GenerationAV in 2020, and has worked with 25 AV companies on over 50 projects. His work ranges from grocery delivery pilots to testing emerging technologies at airports, transit integration to military applications, and everything in between. He is actively reshaping mobility within our communities. Corey co-developed the US Army's Applied Robotics for Installation and Base Operations program, and is working on several first-of-their-kind projects for deploying automated mobility worldwide under the new rebooted ARIBO mission. He is also the current Chair of ITS America's Advisory Committee on Automated Vehicles, where he works with other industry leaders to globally advance the creation of AV best practices. ARIBO overview: ARIBO is your ultimate partner for navigating the world of autonomous vehicles. We cover everything from planning to deployment. We're among the first to develop planning and safety tools for AVs. With our experienced team, we help you build a solid plan, check its feasibility, manage risks, ensure safety, and successfully test and launch AV systems. ARIBO has unmatched expertise to guide you through the entire AV planning and deployment process. Future of Mobility: The Future of Mobility podcast is focused on the development and implementation of safe, sustainable, effective, and accessible mobility solutions, with a spotlight on the people and technology advancing these fields. linkedin.com/in/brandonbartneck/ brandonbartneck.com/futureofmobility/

Join us this week for an episode recorded last month with Laura Chace, President and CEO of Intelligent Transportation Society (ITS) of America.In this episode, we discuss:Ravi's lack of seasonal awarenessAmazing women and leaders in the industryWho is Laura Chace?Early days in the DC political world and U.S. telecomWhy Laura joined ITS America in 2015Deciding to return to the workforce and the difference between a job and a careerMentors and colleagues can help with confidenceThe fear and anxiety of returning to the workforcePaying it forward to the next generationMentoring women in the transportation industryAdvice for young women thinking about coming back into the workforceBringing younger people into meetings when appropriateExpectations young women should haveA woman's career path doesn't match the corporate trackThe decade of culture shockChief household officer 24/7 on callWomen who have been mothers are the best managersThe importance of taking on challengesUntil next time, keep it on the centerline!

Tim Haile, executive director of the Contra Costa Transportation Authority, talks about his work with Contra Costa,  reflects on his ITS America experience and discussed his own new transportation podcast, On The Patio. Plus news and conversation with Tom Stone and Saul Wordsworth

Our feature interview is with Laura Chase, president and CEO of ITS America. Laura discusses next week's ITS World Congress in LA with TTi editor Tom Stone.  Interview begins at 4:15. 

The president and CEO of ITS America details the life-saving potential of V2X technology, explains why it's taking so long to bring connected-car tech to the market, and urges a fresh mindset on the concept of infrastructure.

Laura D. Chace, President and CEO of ITS America, joins the podcast to discuss her role in shaping the future of intelligent transportation technologies throughout the United States. It is her goal to promote policies and technology that can save lives and reduce crashes on U.S. roadways, reduce congestion, minimize transportation's carbon footprint, and provide seamless mobility and transportation choices for all Americans. Additionally, Chace is a founding member of the MobilityXX initiative, which is focused on increasing the number of women in transportation by 10 percent in 10 years. ITS America is an organization consisting of members from state and city departments of transportation, regional and local transportation and planning agencies, private companies providing ITS products and services, auto manufacturers and suppliers, research organizations, academic institutions, and industry associations. Ultimately, they foresee a better future transformed by intelligent mobility.

Our guest on this episode is Kristin White, chief operating officer of the Intelligent Transportation Society of America (ITS America). The former executive director of the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MNDOT) recently moved to Washington, DC and has ambitious plans for the nation's leading membership and advocacy group for the development and deployment of Intelligent Transportation Systems. Here is a link to the McKinsey & Co. study referenced in the episode: https://www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/people-and-organizational-performance/our-insights/human-capital-at-work-the-value-of-experience

#077: Laura Chace, President & CEO, ITS America Last month Greg Rogers and Pete Gould sat down with Laura Chace, the new CEO of ITS America, at the ITS America Annual Meeting in Charlotte, NC. We discuss the need to focus on the opportunity to center new technologies around human outcomes, the importance of convening the public and private sector to work together on deploying new innovations, and implementation of the infrastructure bill (IIJA, or BIF) that President Biden signed into law in 2021. You can learn more about ITS America's work at: https://itsa.org/ And follow ITSA on Twitter: @ITS_ America As always, you can keep up with the Mobility Podcast on Twitter: @MobilityPodcast, @AVGregR, @Pete_Gould, @SmarterTranspo.

Laura Chace, president and CEO of ITS America, joins the podcast to discuss the MobilityXX Pledge, an initiative led by ITS America, WTS, and The Ray to advance the role of women as leaders within the transportation industry. She also talks about current priorities at ITS America, including integrating new technologies under the Infrastructure and Investment Act, and the future of vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communications. Laura also touches on how ITE can continue to partner with her organization to empower transportation professionals to improve their communities.

Laura Chace, president and CEO of ITS America, joins the ITE Talks Transportation podcast to discuss the MobilityXX Pledge, an initiative led by ITS America, The Ray and WTS to advance the role of women as leaders within the transportation industry. She also talks about current priorities at ITS America, including integrating new technologies under the Infrastructure and Investment Act, and the future of vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communications. Laura also touches on how ITE can continue to partner with her organization to empower transportation professionals to improve their communities.

Laura Chace, president and CEO of ITS America, joins the podcast to discuss the MobilityXX Pledge, an initiative led by ITS America, WTS, and The Ray to advance the role of women as leaders within the transportation industry. She also talks about current priorities at ITS America, including integrating new technologies under the Infrastructure and Investment Act, and the future of vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communications. Laura also touches on how ITE can continue to partner with her organization to empower transportation professionals to improve their communities.

In this first episode of 2022, host Leon sits down with a handful of special guests as he makes his way around ITS America. Leon's first conversation is with Chief Executive Officer of one.network, James Harris, who shares his experience of launching a data company in the USA market and provides insight into his time at the ITS America show. The second guest on Lunch with Leon is the President and Chief Executive of ITS America, Laura Chase, who discusses some of the key insights being shared across the show and reveals that the next ITS America show will be held in September 2022 in LA at the World Congress. Later guests in this special episode include a senior transportation engineer who discusses traffic control, road users, and the impact of AI on transport; a director of connected and automated vehicle services who talks about whether autonomous vehicles are here to stay; and an automated transportation program manager who shares just some of the opportunities open to those who attend a show like ITS America.

Roger Millar,  director of Washington State DOT and the new chair of ITS America, discusses this week's ITS America 2021 in Charlotte, why it's a good time to be part of the transportation space and climate change. 

In another bonus episode, Women Who Move Nations joins forces with threesixtyCITY, a podcast by NewCities that delves into the future of urban life. Michelle Batsas, the Chief Executive Officer of the Public Transport Association Australia New Zealand (PTAANZ), interviews Laura Chace, the Chief Executive Officer of ITS America and co-founder of MobilityXX. Laura and Michelle have a passionate discussion on how making public transport organisations more inclusive for women will deliver better transport and social outcomes for the whole of society. Laura also shares how your organisation can take the MobilityXX Pledge.

Cyber attacks present a real threat to highway and transport operations, unless very strict security measures are in place, hears this week's Highways Voices. This was according to transport consultant, Scott Belcher, who spoke to Highways News about the importance of cyber security to the sector. Mr Belcher has completed a study, Transit Industry Cyber Preparedness study describes how a huge flaw in security at the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit system meant that 'intentionally planted spyware' had been planted by 'foreign nation hostile to American interests' into hardware switches on its network which could have had 'swift and severe' consequences. In his research, Belcher – a former President of ITS America – discovered that two-fifths of transit agencies had no cyber security policy at all, and only just over a third had revised theirs within a year. Less than 40% of agencies even have standard clauses in their vendor contracts related to cybersecurity. Other worrying examples of cyber failings include hackers attacking the transit system in California's Capital in a ransomware attack, and attacking a lorry and school bus taking control of the vehicles' operations. He said: "The ability to impact transport operations is one of the many things that could be put at risk. Having the means totrack and trace the transport operations of a city or region and impact those means there's a lot of things that could go wrong, and horribly wrong. Adding to that, he said: "Because we now all work from home. We all now work from coffee shops, we all know work from anywhere we can. Quite often we've done that without really understanding or appreciating the cybersecurity ramifications of that. And because the pandemic happened so quickly. And because we are so cybersecurity unsophisticated, we have not done the proper training and put in the proper protocols to protect our networks. And that's really kind of the big takeaways from all of this is it cyber security protections are not necessarily there's an OT a hardware component, protecting your network, making sure you have the malware the security protocols in place, but there is a human element and responsibility as well." Also find out why the City of Leicester wins this week's "Adrian's Accolade". Listen below - subscribe free to get the podcast automatically uploaded to your chosen podcast platform https://highways-voices.captivate.fm/listen (here).

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On this week's Talking Michigan Transportation podcast, experts in intelligent transportation systems and connected and automated vehicle research react to Wednesday's Federal Communications Commission (FCC) action. Guests include Debra Bezzina, managing director of the Center for Connected and Automated Transportation at the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI), and Collin Castle, MDOT Intelligent Transportation Systems program manager.The background: The five FCC members voted unanimously Wednesday to free up more spectrum for Wi-Fi, despite strong protests from all 50 state transportation departments, leading university research institutions and other national leaders. The vote allows for Wi-Fi usage in what's known as the 5.9 GHz band of spectrum. For more than 20 years, the spectrum has been set aside for vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure communications using Dedicated Short-Range Communications (DSRC) technology."On Nov. 18, the FCC unanimously voted to value streaming video entertainment above human life," Bezzina said.Later, Bezzina explains why the decision could ultimately devalue technology investments from UMTRI, MDOT and other agencies.ITS America President and CEO Shailen Bhatt was among those who reacted strongly to the commission's action. "ITS America is but one of dozens of transportation safety organizations that have been sounding the alarm about the implications of this action… In a time in which we are rightly focused on following science and data, it is inexplicable that the FCC is willfully disregarding the advice of experts," he told Traffic Technology Today. Bezzina also questions the legality of the FCC action and predicts multiple lawsuits.MDOT's Castle talks about why this represents a "pause" for progress in researching and supporting connected and automated vehicle development and what a transition to other technologies would look like and how to adapt devices. He also explains how DSRC works.Connected vehicle photo courtesy of the U.S.  Department of Transportation.

Guam was never aware that the Spanish-American War was happening until America showed up to take over.

As you will no doubt be aware, I'm trying to fund a project to do "Outside It's America," which is 50 podcasts from America's 50 states in 50 days, ending up in New York on polling day in the presidential election there. No-one likes to support something sight unseen (or indeed sound unheard!), so this week's podcast is something of a prequel - an interview I recorded a few years back with Angus McIntosh about America's love affair with guns. This is the kind of conversation I hope to be having in America in a few weeks' time, but I can only do it if you support the campaign on Kickstarter: www.kickstarter.com/projects/philip…-states-50-days Have a great week!

Is the sky blue? Is the moon hollow? Listener stories quickly turned into conspiracy theory hour this week, but we may have cracked the mystery of dopplegangers.  Have ghost stories of your own? E-mail them to us at twogirlsoneghostpodcast@gmail.com This episode is sponsored by Daily Harvest (https://www.dailyharvest.com/) , Pretty Litter (https://www.prettylitter.com/) , Aurate (https://www.auratenewyork.com/tgog) ,and Feetures (https://www.feetures.com%20/) . Now more than ever, I realize how important it is to try and eat right. And Daily Harvest makes it easy to do. Daily Harvest never uses preservatives, added sugar, or artificial ingredients. They work directly with farms and they freeze organic fruits and vegetables at peak ripeness to lock in nutrients and taste. It's delivered right to your door and ready in just a few minutes! Go to Dailyharvest.com (https://www.dailyharvest.com/) and enter promo code TGOG to get twenty-five dollars off your first box! PrettyLitter is the world’s smartest kitty litter delivered right to your door! Their proprietary formula changes colors to help detect early signs of potential illness including urinary tract infections and kidney issues. Do what I did and make the switch to PrettyLitter TODAY by visiting PrettyLitter.com (https://www.prettylitter.com/) and use promo code TGOG for 20% off your first order. Aurate is fine jewelry made in New York City, founded by women for women. Pieces range from classic, to statement, to completely original. Aurate is ethically made in New York City, empowering women with the best jewelry options without sacrificing style. For 15% off your first Aurate purchase, go to AurateNewYork.com/tgog (https://www.auratenewyork.com/tgog) and use promo code tgog. Feetures has solely focused on engineering innovative high-performance socks for almost 20 years. They’ve created a sock with a custom-like fit to prevent the issues with conventional socks. No more bunching, slipping, friction, and blisters. It's America's number one sock! For listeners of Two Girls One Ghost, you can receive $10 Off Your First Pair of Feetures by going to feetures.com (https://www.feetures.com%20/) and using my code TGOG. If you enjoy our show, please consider donating to our Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/twogirlsoneghostpodcast) . We promise to make it worth your time and we promise not to haunt you. We have a variety of different tiers that will give you access to bonus content, special shoutouts, discounted merch and more! Patreon.com/twogirlsoneghostpodcast (https://www.patreon.com/twogirlsoneghostpodcast) . Finally, please Rate and Review the podcast on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/two-girls-one-ghost/id1271249164?mt=2) and follow us on social media! Twitter (https://twitter.com/tgogpodcast?lang=en) , Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/twogirlsoneghost/?hl=en) , and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/twogirlsoneghostpodcast/?ref=bookmarks) . Editing by the awesome Eric Foster at Upfire Digital (https://upfiredigital.com/) . Original Music by Arms Akimbo (http://www.armsakimbomusic.com/) !

It's America's birthday, and the guys have a full batch of questions to answer. What's the best way to celebrate the 4th? What are the best non-Lee Greenwood songs for your 4th of July cookout? The Facebook group had all the hard-hitting questions. On top of that, the guys close with Stump Marler with Jay Woody. Hosts: Connor O'Gara, Chris Marler

It's America's birthday! It's The Motley Fool's birthday! Is it your birthday too? Either way, we've got presents, in the form of great quotes on business and life.

It's America's birthday. Let's take a look at America's history and see how much you remember from history class (and how much got left out).

Quite a bit has happened since the last podcast, and we get into some of it. Jared has done a lot of research on and is passionate about law enforcement reach and practices, and we use that context and the context of current events to discuss our experiences and thoughts.

In this weeks spooky tales by our very own listeners, you will hear the weird, the heartwarming and the downright terrifying. From ouija board sessions gone wrong to a woman who looks like La Llorona meets Samara. From a winning lottery ticket -- Corinne's dream -- to a not so imaginary friend. From a mother's protective watch, to something trying to take over a body. You'll want to keep the night light on tonight... Have ghost stories of your own? E-mail them to us at twogirlsoneghostpodcast@gmail.com This episode is sponsored by Pretty Litter (https://www.prettylitter.com/) , Function of Beauty (https://www.functionofbeauty.com/TGOG) , Aurate (https://www.AurateNewYork.com/tgog) , Daily Harvest (https://www.Dailyharvest.com) and Feetures (https://www.feetures.com ) . PrettyLitter is the world’s smartest kitty litter delivered right to your door! Their proprietary formula changes colors to help detect early signs of potential illness including urinary tract infections and kidney issues. Do what I did and make the switch to PrettyLitter TODAY by visiting PrettyLitter.com (https://www.prettylitter.com/) and use promo code TGOG for 20% off your first order. Function of Beauty is the internet’s top-rated customized hair care brand. Curly or straight, natural or processed, Function of Beauty individually formulates every bottle based on your unique hair type, style preferences, and hair goals. Don’t spend another minute in hair misery. Go to FunctionofBeauty.com/TGOG (https://www.functionofbeauty.com/TGOG) for 20% off your first order. Aurate is fine jewelry made in New York City, founded by women for women. Pieces range from classic, to statement, to completely original. Aurate is ethically made in New York City, empowering women with the best jewelry options without sacrificing style. For 15% off your first Aurate purchase, go to https://www.AurateNewYork.com/tgog and use promo code tgog. Now more than ever, I realize how important it is to try and eat right. And Daily Harvest makes it easy to do. Daily Harvest never uses preservatives, added sugar, or artificial ingredients. They work directly with farms and they freeze organic fruits and vegetables at peak ripeness to lock in nutrients and taste. It's delivered right to your door and ready in just a few minutes! Go to https://www.Dailyharvest.com and enter promo code TGOG to get twenty-five dollars off your first box! Feetures has solely focused on engineering innovative high-performance socks for almost 20 years. They’ve created a sock with a custom-like fit to prevent the issues with conventional socks. No more bunching, slipping, friction, and blisters. It's America's number one sock! For listeners of Two Girls One Ghost, you can receive $10 Off Your First Pair of Feetures by going to https://www.feetures.com and using my code TGOG. If you enjoy our show, please consider donating to our Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/twogirlsoneghostpodcast) . We promise to make it worth your time and we promise not to haunt you. We have a variety of different tiers that will give you access to bonus content, special shoutouts, discounted merch and more! Patreon.com/twogirlsoneghostpodcast (https://www.patreon.com/twogirlsoneghostpodcast) . Finally, please Rate and Review the podcast on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/two-girls-one-ghost/id1271249164?mt=2) and follow us on social media! Twitter (https://twitter.com/tgogpodcast?lang=en) , Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/twogirlsoneghost/?hl=en) , and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/twogirlsoneghostpodcast/?ref=bookmarks) . Editing by the awesome Eric Foster at Upfire Digital (https://upfiredigital.com/) . Original Music by Arms Akimbo (http://www.armsakimbomusic.com/) !

Be sure to catch this week's episode of NSTA: The Bus Stop - featuring Vice President of Public Policy and Government Affairs of ITS America, Tim Drake, and NSTA Executive Director, Curt Macysyn. Tune in as Curt and Tim discuss emerging developments in the 5.9 GHz "Safety Spectrum" debate. Tim outlines recent actions the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has taken to reallocate the lower 45 MHz of the spectrum to unlicensed devices such as WiFi, and how this potentially affects school bus safety. Don't miss out on this important opportunity to stay informed - tune in today.Support the show

Happy Cinco De Mayo! CORONAVIRUS UPDATE. On this Day in Country Music: 2009 - Rodney Atkins - "It's America." Gotcha Gossip: Scott Disick Checks into Rehab, then Checks Out & Nicolas Cage Set to Play Joe Exotic. People are Crazy: Mooning in Public. It's National Teacher Appreciation Day! People stocking up on Tequila? Country Music News: The Aldean's Put a Quarantine Spin on Prom for Daughter & Kane Brown teases collaboration with Chris Young. Who was your favorite teacher? Kelly Wonders if her Husband should retire his bedazzled jeans. Graduating Class of 2020- Senior Salute. What's on the podcast and on TV tonight?

A launch event workshop and expert panel discussion was held during the Infrastructure-Automotive Technology Laboratory (iATL) Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting on January 10, 2020 in Alpharetta, GA. The launch workshop and panel discussion centered on “How Infrastructure Can Lead the Deployment of Connected Vehicles”. The iATL is the first facility in the world where […] The post Launch Event Workshop and Panel Discussion at iATL Grand Opening appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

The Infrastructure-Automotive Technology Laboratory (iATL) launched on January 10, 2020 with a Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting for the world’s first facility where automakers and transportation infrastructure manufacturers can imagine, create and test technology and applications for connected vehicles to communicate with traffic signals and other smart roadside traffic control equipment. This 4,000+ square-foot private sector […] The post Grand Opening Ceremony & Remarks from iATL appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Both Ben and Dana said the Vikings would win Sunday but Ben lost the bet because of the tiebreaker so he took down almost an entire tank of helium on the radio. Believe it or not... Dana had never tried it before and now I think he's hooked. $1000 Minute: Nicole from Saint Michael played today for our new GRAND PRIZE! Two pair of tickets to the SOLD OUT Angel's and Airwaves Go Show tickets, backstage passes to meet Tom DeLonge and two rooms at the Radisson Red in Downtown Minneapolis. GET TO KNOW QUESTION: Dana has the Tattoo itch and is thinking about getting lyrics on his left forearm. He tells you some of his favorites, Ben suggests a few but I think we have a winner! Florida or Wisconsin: The craziest headlines always come from either Florida or Wisconsin. Dana will read a headline and we have to somehow decipher and guess where it happened. It's America's fastest rising game show! Monday Morning Mindbender: Ben and Dana start every week with an almost impossible trivia question... Today's was this, "The average person spends 16 months of their life doing this... What is it?" Thanks for listening to Ben and Dana Make Mornings Suck Less on Go 96.3/Twin Cities!

As the 26th ITS World Congress draws to a close, there is still lots of thought leadership going on in Singapore's Suntec Centre, and we're grabbing the best of it on Talking Transport sponsored by AGD Systems, Cohda Wireless, HERE Technologies, Jenoptik, PTV Group, SWARCO and WSP. In today's programme, we talk about the differing ways of approaching enforcement based on different cultural attitudes around the world with Jenoptik giving advice on how to approach the issue. The differences between cities and countries and a lack of one-size-fits-all approach is reflected in conversation with Bosch who talk about delivering mobility solutions in different places, while we hear about a radar-based safety solution from Navtech Radar that not only spots stopped vehicles but can help improve driving by catching tailgaters and centre lane hogs. Then we look to congresses future and how the British city of Birmingham is already working on its bid to host the World Congress in 2024, while Lisbon is going to be the location of Europe's first carbon-neutral mobility congress next year. Finally we hear from the President of ITS America about next year in Los Angeles. Add to all that Eric Sampson's guide to the final day of Congress 2019 and you've got half an hour of brilliant ITS chat on Talking Transport.

The 90s have returned with a vengeance and the Cult will never be the same again.  It's America vs France this week in a battle of insufferable 90s movies with Skip Woods' Thursday and French folks get real broad in Dobermann! Feedback: cultofmuscle@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/groups/cultofmuscle Merch: redbubble.com/people/cultofmuscle/shops   Lifting: 0:00:00 - 48:15 Thursday: 49:45 - 1:18:25 Dobermann: 1:19:55 - END

Part two of our conversation with Brian Zahnd is a provocative critique of nationalism. We talk about whether or not America should be considered analogous to ancient Israel…or ancient Babylon? Zahnd challenges us to think of America as four things: a nation, a culture, an empire, & a religion. Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sonofapreacherman/ Visit Jonathan's Website: http://www.jonathanmartinwords.com/ Watch The Zeitcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdHzTuNKhTK-AZjfmkxQiww Please rate, review, share, and subscribe! Edited and produced by Reese Black

A tweet from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez recently gave me both pause and resolve. The Radical, Extreme-Left agenda isn't that at all. It's America's agenda.

Bank of America made $7.3 Billion, Wells Fargo made $6.2 Billion, and JP Morgan Chase made $9.7 Billion in the last three months. Cause to celebrate? Sure why not? It's America and they are doing the America thing: Making Money. On today's podcast, I decide not to talk the technical aspects of the earnings report, I just reminisce with a few stories about how goddamn cheap Bank of America was during my tenure over there, nearly putting 2 eyes out over a matter of $2. I discuss office supply cheapskated-ness along with depriving children of the one thing that silences them when going to the bank, all in the name of penny pinching. I try to make my horrible experiences there a little entertaining for you. Plus, we have an email from a fan in Minnesota who is wondering why his cards never seem to work in another country, despite telling the bank where he's going. I have an interesting theory on why this happens. Guess why? Money Money Money. Bank wants to keep more money. My theory will surprise you, and I discuss international fees in general. A podcast all about fake belt-tightening Bank of America who will in fact starve with its projected $30,000,000,000 in profit this year. (sigh) MY PATREON Page! For as little as $1, you can help James Baca in his fight against big banks. http://www.patreon.com/whyyourbanksucks Donate to Why Your Bank Sucks on Cash App $TheBankerDude Sponsors - James@WhyYourBankSucks.com - Advertise your business with a growing, cutting edge podcast. 575-322-4127 is our voicemail line to share your bad banking experience. 3 min limit. Our website www.whyyourbanksucks.com for more info on our podcast, store, sponsorship info and much more! Visit our Twitter Page @bankscrewedus - Running commentary with BofA clients and VIGILANTE CUSTOMER SERVICE & Host James B on Twitter @jamesbisright. Books Coming Soon: "The Banker Dude Presents: Beer Money" "Bank of America Nearly Made Me Homeless (And I Worked There)" Status plus my Complaints book, "The Bank Screwed US" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

It's America's (belated) birthday! To celebrate, we're talking about all of the pretty dumb things we do with fireworks and fire crackers and just fire in general as teens and beyond, come celebrate a little late with us, won't you? Music: "Baby You Change Your Mind" by Nouvellas

It's America day....Anyways, everyone has been playing Super Mario Maker 2. Paul continues with Subnautica and Sean tries out season 2 of Apex. For news we discuss some crazy EVE Online event, Cuphead's DLC getting delayed, and Remedy Entertainment obtaining the publishing rights to Alan Wake. Enjoy the show? Consider supporting it at https://www.patreon.com/topdownperspective

It's America's birthday and we celebrate with a juicy episode of the Bear Arms Podcast. Tom and Jace discuss their go to camera gear for guntography as well as why it's okay to "bubba" up a brand new lever action rifle. This and more on this week's episode of the Bear Arms Podcast!

It's almost the Forth! Enjoy a quote for the Forth the day before the Forth. Xploding Xmas! Yes, Hurricane does have a dance called the "Bald Eagle." It was established circa 2009. It's America's dance...coming soon to a dance floor near you. This episode is sponsored by Brew Pub Jerky! (https://brewpubjerky.com) Image from: https://fineartamerica.com/shop/canvas+prints/american+bald+eagle?page=35

This week we're joined by Shailen Bhatt, President and CEO of ITS America. He talks about how we can use technology to reduce collisions, how we should spend infrastructure money, and what policy should focus on and change from a transportation and technology standpoint. He also talks about the problems with the communications spectrum and how conflicts are arising as technology improves vehicle communications.

In this era of new mobility, it is critical for gender parity to take a front seat. Maggie Walsh, Vice President at HDR and Chair of the Board for WTS, and Jane Lappin, Director of Public Policy and Government Affairs for Toyota Research Institute (TRI), join SAFE Greg and Pete on the podcast for a wide-ranging discussion around women in the transportation sector. “WTS stands for equity and access for all women in transportation, and it takes all genders to achieve that goal," says Maggie Walsh. "Everything that we're doing going forward is really trying to be a diverse and inclusive space.” Learn more about WTS International and get involved here: https://www.wtsinternational.org/ Search "Women" on TRB's website for additional opportunities to get engaged: http://www.trb.org/Main/Home.aspx Follow Maggie's work on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maggie-walsh-622ba87/ Follow Jane's work on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jane-lappin-b890b512/ And follow ITS America all next week for updates throughout the conference: @ITS_America and #ITSDC2019 As always, you can also keep up with the Mobility Podcast guys on Twitter: @MobilityPodcast, @AVGregR, @SharedMobilityS, @SmarterTranspo.

BB&K Greg and Pete sat down with Amy Ford, Director of the Mobility On Demand Alliance (MOD Alliance) for ITS America, to discuss how the initiative will work across the public and private sectors to facilitate the integration of seamless mobility applications. Learn more about the MOD Alliance here: https://www.modalliance.org/ Follow the MOD Alliance on Twitter: @TheMODAlliance As always, you can also keep up with the Mobility Podcast on Twitter: @MobilityPodcast, @AVGregR, @SharedMobilityS, @SmarterTranspo.

Have you ever heard of a 3D printed driverless vehicle that could transport 15 people? You'll know all about the idea if you listen to today's Talking Transport, sponsored by SWARCO and the Michigan Economic Development Corporation. In the fourth of five podcasts from both sides of the Atlantic this week Paul Hutton talks to David Woessner of Local Motors who make the pods and are demonstrating them at their facility near Washington on Friday at the Annual Meeting. You'll also hear about a safety solution by Waycare using accurate data to help predict accidents and therefore stop them happening and also the latest thoughts from Redflex about camera enforcement technology and policy. We also get the details of a demo by Flir of their ADAS system using thermal imaging cameras and Qualcomm update us on connected vehicle technology. There's a final podcast from ITS America tomorrow, and so much material gathered from both the ITS European Congress and ITS America's Annual Meeting that we'll have a bonus edition next week too.

TuSimple recently made national headlines for conducting a 2-week pilot program with the U.S. Postal Service to help transport some of the nation's mail. We sat down with our friend Rob Brown, Director of Government Affairs for TuSimple, to discuss all things autonomous trucks: where, how, when, and why. The Mobility Podcast will continue to be at ITS America throughout the week - if you're around, come say hi! You can learn more about TuSimple at TuSimple.com or follow them on Twitter @tusimpleai

ITS America's Smart Infrastructure Task Force has developed a proposal for the next surface transportation reauthorization that is built around a key theme: "Moving People, Data, and Freight: Safer, Greener, Smarter." Pete and SAFE Greg sat down with John Barton, Senior Vice President and DOT Market Sector Leader for HNTB, and Ron Thaniel, VP of Legislative Affairs for ITS America to discuss the upcoming FAST Act Reauthorization in 2020. You can keep up with John Barton's work on Twitter: @AGProfJB1 And keep up with ITS America by following @ITS_America and ITS America President Shailen Bhatt @Bhattman_ITSA As always, you can also keep up with the Mobility Podcast on Twitter: @MobilityPodcast, @AVGregR, @SharedMobilityS, @SmarterTranspo.

It's Day Two of the ITS European Congress in Eindhoven, while the ITS America Annual Meeting is kicking off in Washington DC, and the second of five podcasts from both events this week is now online, sponsored by SWARCO and the Michigan Economic Development Corporation. In today's programme we learn about a project in New Zealand that uses accurate GPS data to identify three risks to road safety and how to mitigate against them and we also hear about SWARCO’s latest software. Connekt, ITS Netherlands, give details of how the event has been delivered and discuss the range of discussions taking place this week in Eindhoven and we also meet Navinfo, a Chinese company expanding into Europe. And SMART Highways editor Paul Hutton meets a colleague who agrees with him that the ITS Industry must do more to engage with the general public, and has a variety of tips on what to do. It’s the second of our Pan Pond podcasts from Eindhoven and Washington this week… Paul is now leaving Eindhoven to fly to Washington DC in time for the last two days of the Annual Meeting of ITS America, but he will have more from Eindhoven in tomorrow's podcast before concentrating on the big talking points and demonstrations in Washington on Thursday and Friday.

School might be out for summer, but transportation policy keeps on truckin' (sorry). Our friend Shailen Bhatt returned to the podcast for an exciting preview of ITS America's Annual Meeting from June 4-7 in Washington, DC. This year's theme is "Intelligent Transportation: Safer, Greener, Smarter," with a fantastic lineup of speakers from the public and private sector who are blazing the trail to the Future of Mobility™. From autonomous vehicles to V2X to public health, The Mobility Podcast will be on the ground to cover it all - stay tuned for a ton of great interviews with experts from across the field. Learn more about the ITS America Annual Meeting here: https://www.itsamerica2019.org/ If you want to follow Shailen's work, you can either Google him or find him on Twitter: @Bhattman_ITSA And follow ITS America all next week for updates throughout the conference: @ITS_America As always, you can also keep up with the Mobility Podcast guys on Twitter: @MobilityPodcast, @AVGregR, @SharedMobilityS, @SmarterTranspo.

This special podcast celebrates the 50th birthday of one of the transport industry's most diverse companies, SWARCO. Whether it's road marking, signage, software or parking, SWARCO is involved. To mark the major milestone, SMART Highways editor Paul Hutton was given a tour of SWARCO Traffic World at the Company's HQ in Wattens, Austria, get the history of the company and an insight into how to grow a business through innovation, acquisition and a lot of hard work. The podcast discusses how the company started in 1969, its acquisitions into the Intelligent Transport Systems market, its growth and its mission to "improve quality of life by making the travel experience safer, quicker, more convenient and environmentally sound." The podcast also discusses the loss of Manfred Swarovski last year and even the company's sponsorship of an American Football team! Talking Transport returns at the beginning of June with a series of "Pan Pond Podcasts", reporting at the beginning of the week from the ITS European Congress in Eindhoven then heading to Washington, DC to get all the gossip from ITS America’s Annual Meeting.

Would You Rather Wednesday? 3 Nipples or just 1? Dana's car wouldn't start this morning... We asked him everything we know about cars to try and diagnose the problem... He either accidentally put Diesel in his gas or is out of windshield wiper fluid... Florida or Wisconsin!? The craziest stories always come from those two states. It's America's favorite game show. How do you think you'd do? Jenny from Brooklyn Park played $1000 minute and may or may not have won the trip to see The Black Keys in Denver! It's gonna be MAY! Did you ever do May Day baskets when you were a kid? Did you ring the doorbell and run away? Did they have to catch you and kiss you or is Ben just making it up. Click and listen because We Make Mornings Suck Less!

Its America vs Europe the week. But first Ben has a rant about Youtube rewind. Captain Marvel Trailer 12:30 Avengers Endgame Trailer 17:00 The Immortal Hulk 24:00 European Comics Part Two 30:02 Music by: https://stevenmcnulty.bandcamp.com Here is the version which is a video: https://youtu.be/NVWy83QYOLQ Rss feed, subscribe to it! http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:302485850/sounds.rss Contact us by these means: Twitter: twitter.com/MickandBen Insta: www.instagram.com/michaelandbenjaminspodcast/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/mickandben/ Gmail: Michaelandbenjaminspodcast@gmail.com @MickandBen

What is ITS today? In this episode we sat down with Shailen Bhatt, President and CEO of ITS America, to discuss connected vehicles, public/private collaboration on lifesaving technology, and issues pertaining to state/local transportation technologies. Guest: Shailen Bhatt, President and CEO, ITS America Follow Hilary's work on Twitter at: @Bhattman_ITSA and @ITS_America And as always, you can also keep up with the Mobility Podcast guys on Twitter: @MobilityPodcast, @AVGregR, @SharedMobilityS, @SmarterTranspo.

In this Episode, I touch on all the recent mass shooting events, and question who has to get shot before anything Changes. It's America and we love guns, but something has to change eventually. I briefly discuss the conundrum that is Donald Trump and the direction that this world/country is going. Send me feedback please, I need answers. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pcpodcast-vogpodcast/support

Over 700 attendees have gathered in Jacksonville, Florida for the ITS5C Summit. The group heard from Shailen Bhatt, the CEO and President of ITS America. Bhatt spoke of some of the issues facing the US ITS industry, including foreign competition and spectrum allocation for 5G. Following his address he spoke with Transportation Radio to note some of his concerns and the opportunities that exist.

It's America's greatest tradition and we're serving up the good, the bad and the ugly (obscene gestures anyone)? Sports Curious is here to help you join the sports conversation, even if you don't know the first thing about sports. We breakdown what's happening in sports in an easy to understand, fun way without all of the statistics and jargon so you never have to exit stage left when the chatter at the office, dinner table or a networking event switches to sports.

Welcome to a little fun and thoughtfulness as we dive into America and its freedom day. OF course I will promise to keep it rated R. I mean hell. It's AmeRica, right?

Join us as we discuss the suffering of all our children. Children being separated from their parents is not a modern phenomenon. It's America's legacy. From Africans to Native American children, our government has been guilty of these cruel policies. Remember, you can catch us live on Youtube click on the --> OneMicOneVoiceLive Do you like the One Mic One Voice theme song? You can find it and support the One Mic One Voice show by purchasing the song on Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/one-mic-one-voice-single/id1163279103 Facebook: OneMicOneVoicePodcast Twitter: @1Mic_1Voice Instagram: one_mic_one_voice Website: OneMicOneVoice  

It's America's birthday and you know what she hates more than anything? COMMIES. She needs a knight in shining red, white and blue armor (and totally not-creepy mask) to replenish the blood on the roots of the Tree of Liberty and who better suited for the job than an abusive rapist husband/brother/uncle-cum-undead soldier named Sam? We're celebrating our independence from sanity with 1996's Uncle Sam and just wow. The unspoken subplot of the film has to be that the main child actor is really a robot in synthetic human skin, that's the only reasonable explanation for his performance. You also get some interesting kills and the faintest hint of a critique of the military you'll see in a Fourth of July horror film, so it's definitely worth the price of admission. Nothing says AMERICA like corrupt politicians, Chinese fireworks and Horror Movie Night!

The second podcast from the ITS America Annual Meeting 2018 in Detroit, sponsored by 3M Connected Roads, concentrates on initiatives to help new ideas get support in order to make a difference to the way we travel. SMART Highways editor Paul Hutton talks to new ITS America Hall of Famer Kirk Steudle, the Director of Michigan DOT who tells him that the key to his state's success in implementing transport technology is the governor Rick Snyder's belief that it is OK to try something and it not work, and that if you're not failing once in a while, "you're not working hard enough". Paul talks about a new Michigan grant programme to support mobility start-ups in the state, with more than a million dollars of funding. The Planet M testing and start-up grants involve a number of stakeholders including the Univerity of Michigan’s test site Mcity in Ann Arbor and Lab director Greg McGuire tells us more about it. We also hear about another major test bed near Detroit as Paul talks to one of the VPs of the American Center of Mobility at Willow Run.  Mark Chaput tells him about the vast facility and what it means to autonomous vehicle development. We take a tour of the 3M roadshow truck and hear about some of the initiatives it showcases and take a test drive with GEWI and iCone who have together worked on a safety solution for work zones. Finally there's another launch at the event as ITS America and the Las Vegas-based company Terbine announced a data exchange initiative.  The entrepreneurial founder of Terbine David Knight tells us all about it and why it makes such a difference to the task of turning data into information.

"The technology's cool and there's some pretty amazing stuff here, but the whole point of it is to save lives and make people's lives better..." said ITS America President and CEO Shailen Bhatt on today's Talking Transport podcast. And it's a very safety-filled programme as we also talk about a new ITS America initiative with Together for Safer Roads to help entrepreneurs get their ideas to the next level. We also hear about 3M's connected roads with their intelligent road signs and building infrastructure for the next generation of vehicles, as well as an invitation to their truck outside the Cobo Center in Detroit which is showcasing some of the best of their innovation. We also talk connectivity with the global director from Michigan-based Ford and about why you should come to the SMART Highways booth, 144, to pick up a copy of the magazine and sign up to become a subscriber. These programmes are always carefully presented to be relevant to you whether you're lucky enough to be in Detroit for the meeting or somewhere else in the world, so make sure you spend half an hour of your time catching up with the talk from Detroit, you won't be sorry.

According to the Federal Highway Administration, there were over 96,000 crashes in work zones in the US in 2015. Despite work zone safety being a high priority, drivers and workers are still killed and injured at an astonishingly high rate. Technology can play a role in improving work zone safety by informing drivers of hazards ahead and directing them on what to do as they approach the work zone. GEWI is working with HERE and iCONE to show how an off-the-shelf solution can save lives by providing in-vehicle alerts on real-time work zone conditions. Jim O'Neill, the CEO of GEWI North America, talked with Transportation Radio about GEWI is already doing in Germany and what the three companies will be demonstrating at the ITS America conference in Detroit.

It's America's favorite game!

The first of our podcasts from the ITS World Congress 2017 in Montreal features an in-depth interview with the new CEO of ITS America, Shailen Bhatt who talks about the various roles of his job, from expert to spokesperson to diplomat, and what excites him about the future. CEO of our sponsor Intelight, Craig Gardner, explains how coming together with Q-Free means a business greater than the sum of its parts, and Steve Dellenback, who helped plan the event, gives us his guide to the day. We hear from the Secretary General of ITS (UK), Jennie Martin and CEO of ERTICO - ITS Europe Jacob Bangsgaard about what Europe is bringing to the Congress. And we have a fascinating interview with one of the World Congress ever-presents, Professor Eric Sampson, about how the event has changed since the first one in Paris in 1994. These podcasts are sponsored by SWARCO, HMI Technologies, Intelight and Q-Free.

This is the second of four preview podcasts to get you ready for the ITS World Congress in Montreal, sponsored by Swarco and HMI Technologies. ITS America's interim CEO and President David St Amant explains how the congress brings together experts to face the challenges faced by our industry around the globe and to work on best-practice solutions. The issue of cyber security is tackled by Barry Einsig from Cisco who tells presenter Paul Hutton of Smart Highways Magazine that when you look across ITS there is a tremendous amount of legacy infrastructure that have to date been secured by obscurity, but that if we want to move into a connected world we need to open these systems. We hear more about the on-street demos in Montreal with ITS Canada Chairman Chris Philp, ITS Australia's CEO Susan Harris, who planned last year's highly-successful event in Melbourne, gives some advice and Michael de Santis, chair of the local arrangements committee, explains how visitors and delegates are looked after by a team of volunteers. There'll be another Countdown to Congress in two weeks' time. For sponsorship opportunities, to join HMI Technologies and Swarco for this event, contact Chris Day, c.day@hgluk.com

It's America's favorite pass time baseball, Journalist Victoria Gaither and Virginia resident Thomas Biesiandy have a conversation at the National's Ballpark in Washington, D.C. as the Nationals play the Atlanta Braves. Thomas is a true fan and tries to attend most games if he can, he talks to Victoria about why American's love the game and what makes the Nationals stadium so different. Unfortunately, the Nationals didn't win this game but are in the playoffs. To learn more about the Nationals visit https://www.mlb.com/nationals/schedule

It's America's greatest trivia game!!

It's America vs. all sorts of things WWE considers to be negative character traits at WWE Battleground! Dot Net's self-proclaimed senior staffers Will Pruett and Jake Barnett preview all the matches, tell you what they're looking forward to, and more (27:56)...

Kirk Steudle, the director of Michigan DOT, is distinguished in many ways but two factors that stand out are his years of service as the leader of the state's transportation agency and the national leadership roles he's had with AASHTO, TRB and ITS America. That experience give him unique insights not only into MDOT but what's happening nationally. He shares that perspective in the latest episode of Transportation Radio's profiles of state DOTs.

Dan Ronan, vice president of strategic communications, Intelligent Transportation Society of America, explains how ITS America is linking together academics, business, and research to help cities and infrastructure approach new options for handling distracted driving. He further discusses a new roadmap for intelligent transportation that looks at core issues cities and even the government may be facing, as well as the inclusion of V2V technology.

Dan Ronan, vice president of strategic communications, Intelligent Transportation Society of America, explains how ITS America is linking together academics, business, and research to help cities and infrastructure approach new options for handling distracted driving. He further discusses a new roadmap for intelligent transportation that looks at core issues cities and even the government may be facing, as well as the inclusion of V2V technology.

"...but you were washed, but you were sanctified, but you were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and by the Spirit of our God." 1 Cor 6: 11 It's America's favorite word: "rights"; but--guess what?--having turned our backs on the God of our Salvation, all of our "rights" just become cumulated "wrongs". How wonderful if I can live life His way instead of mine! This morning, Paul addresses that very issue with the Christians in Corinth. Message by Pastor Rod Schorr, Calvary Chapel Old Towne, Orange, CA From his series: First Corinthians: To the Saints at Sin City

Bend over and spread 'em as we check for contraband from this week's episode, haunted prisons! Vanessa kicks things off with California's infamous island, Alcatraz, and the banjo playing ghost of Al Capone paired with Speakeasy's Payback Porter. Then Melissa takes us down under with Australia's oldest and creepiest prison, Adelaide Gaol, paired with the DELICIOUS Founder's Backwood's Bastard. It's America's worst mobsters against an entire continent of kangaroo punching derelicts! Who will win? Listen and find out!

It's America's shittiest Christmas George Michael podcast with hosts Sean and Derek talking all the top stories and topics of the past week in professional wrestling. Plus as always the Hits and Misses of Raw and Smackdown. This weeks episode is sponsored by: Rane Clothing #Raw #SDlive #WWE #nochinmusic P.S. Freedom 90 was dope.

It's America's favourite made up holiday! Bryony gets the gang some amazing presents, Cal finally agrees that Seth's a dick, and Josh will never stop talking about cum jellyfish. Thank you SO MUCH to ALL OF YOU for your AMAZING SUPPORT so far! If you're enjoying the podcast please rate and review us on iTunes, repost us on Soundcloud, follow us on Facebook and Twitter @weusedtobeteens, and tell ALL YOUR FRIENDS! Didn't you know podcasts about outdated teen shows are all the rage this festive season?

It's the two of us, Ben and Aadil, this week. We talk 'Stardew Valley', 'Mini Metro', parachuting shenanigans in 'GTA Online' and Ben's favourite kill in Battlefield 1. Its America (aka Trump) week here at TUP. Aadil started out with Tap It brewery's American Pale Ale, and the 'Soul Style' IPA by Green Flash Brewing. Ben had Flying Dog's Pale Ale and the IPA by Lakefront Brewery.

It’s the two of us, Ben and Aadil, this week. We talk ‘Stardew Valley’, ‘Mini Metro’, parachuting shenanigans in ‘GTA Online’ and Ben’s favourite kill in Battlefield 1. Its America (aka Trump) week here at TUP. Aadil started out with Tap It brewery’s American Pale Ale, and the ‘Soul Style’ IPA by Green Flash Brewing. Ben had Flying Dog’s Pale Ale and the IPA by Lakefront Brewery.

It's America's birthday so we're doing a short episode talking about the first season (65 episodes) of the Cardfight!! Vanguard cartoon. We also talk about the newly announced keyword for the Great Nature clan: Success!

On this week's episode of the MoronGaming podcast, the Division Beta is back! Also, we talk about Elite Dangerous, DOA Xtreme 3 and Bethesda's Fallout 4 DLC announcement. Even more also, we talk about reddit things, which may or may not be hilarious. (they are) Check it all out on the MoronGaming Podcast!

One of the largest ITS America state chapters, ITS California, will be holding its annual meeting in Los Angeles September 21 through 23. In the first of a series of podcasts sponsored by Econolite, Transportation Radio spoke with Josh Peterman, the Chairman of ITS California, to learn more about the organization and to preview what will take place at the annual meeting.

Gregory Winfree serves as the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology in the US Department of Transportation. This week he's in Pittsburgh at the ITS America annual meeting and he sat down to talk with Transportation Radio.

ITS New Jersey, was one of the winners of the State Chapters Awards from ITS America at their annual meeting in Pittsburgh. Rizwan Baig, of the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, and Second Vice President of ITS New Jersey, received the award on behalf of the chapter. He later spoke with Bernie Wagenblast about the recognition.

Just 11 days before ITS America held its annual meeting in Pittsburgh, its new president and CEO, Regina Hopper joined the organization. Many ITSA members had their first chance to meet her at the meeting. Transportation Radio spoke with her to learn a little more about her background and what sees sees ahead.

The Unappropriate Bitter Bits Edition. The NBA Finals are finally here. Some Houston Rockets act like fruity pies. Steph Curry's kid has no home training. It's America versus the world in tennis. The Feds coming after FIFA. John Kerry just didn't want to go to work. Plus S**t Movie of the Week, Throwback Album of the Week, Needs More Run, AARP Vixens, Podium Pull Out, Fantastic Five, and much more! www.hotsauceshow.com

Transportation Systems Management and Operations is key to keeping people and freight moving smoothly. The field is constantly evolving and the new National Operations Center of Excellence is designed to help all transportation professionals stay up-to-date on TSM&O best practices. The center is a collaboration of AASHTO, ITS America and ITE, with support from FHWA. Transportation Radio attended the ribbon-cutting for the center at the Transportation Research Board's annual meeting.

The National Operations Center of Excellence was introduced at the Transportation Research Board's annual meeting in Washington, DC on Sunday. Bud Wright, Executive Director of AASHTO kicked-off the event.

After serving as president and CEO of ITS America for the past seven years, Scott Belcher is moving to the Telecommunications Industry Association. Transportation Radio spoke with him at the ITS New Jersey annual meeting.

The ITS World Congress will be held in Detroit September 7 through 11. Scott Belcher, the President and CEO of ITS America, talked with Transportation Radio about the conference.

Tonight the guys debut "The Secret Word". It's America's funnest newest drinking game! Everytime Mike says "The Secret Word" America has to drink! The buzz-o-meter is ready to go! PLUS: Corey Parson, The Fantasy Executive from Sirius XM joins us tonight to discuss:  What's all this about Hand Size for QBs? Find out which QB should go first in the draft - Bortles, Bridgewater or Manziel.  What else should you be watching at the combine? RB Carlos Hyde, TE Eric Ebron and more... Dynasty is about to heat up! Find out which side of these trades Scott and Mike are on: TY Hilton for the 1.4 Rookie Pick 1.2 and 2.1 for Cordarrelle Patterson and a deep one... Jernigan and 2.9 for Quinton Patton Matthew Berry's rankings are out and we have a bone to pick with them! Playing Daily NBA yet? Take on Scott every night! If not, sign up here: Just $2 to play! Finally, we'll give our predictions for the Daytona 500

This is the third of our programmes from the 93rd Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board in Washington, DC. Today guest reporter Shelley Row talks to Melanie Crotty from the San Francisco Bay area and Tom Blair who has just joined Iteris. Kevin Borras catches up with IBM's Dave Pickeral and the founders of Driverless Transportation of Virginia, while Paul hears about simulators from Realtime Technologies, Inc and from Inrix. These programmes are brought to you by Thinking Highways Magazine and sponsored by Inrix, Iteris, Moxa and Traffax. We have collected so much material from TRB this week that there will be plenty more from here in forthcoming "Thinking Alouds".

This episode of Thinking Aloud comes from the 93rd Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting in Washington, DC where Paul Hutton and Thinking Highways editor Kevin Borras are joined by a new reporter for the week. Meet her and hear from UMTRI Director Peter Sweatman, from Bill Sowell from Iteris and Donna Nelson of Traffax. We learn about a newly patented machine vision safety tool from Limntech and from the University of Iowa about their driving simulator. These programmes are sponsored by Inrix, Iteris, Moxa and Traffax. There will be at least two more Thinking Alouds from the TRB this week.

In this programme we hear from the head of ITS America, Scott Belcher, about the industry in California in particular and America as a whole. We also talk to the organiser of the event, the CEO of one of California's biggest ITS companies, Iteris, and one of the exhibitors and speakers at the event. These programmes are brought to you by Qvision Technology and Cubic Transportation Systems - click on their logos to the right to get more information. There's a final show from ITS California tomorrow.

This show brings highlights of the ITS America event in Nashville, including interviews with three senior people involved in US transportation policy in Washington DC. It also features clips of interviews with exhibitors to give a flavour of the excitement of the excellent expo. It's sponsored by Econolite, Traffax, Inrix and Jupiter Systems. Remember you can set this podcast to be downloaded automatically from iTunes, see your device instructions for how to do it.

In this bonus edition of Thinking Aloud from the 23rd ITS America Annual Meeting and Expo in Nashville, Tennessee, Paul Hutton talks to Bill Bronrott, deputy administrator of the US DOT's Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and catches up with FLIR, Econolite, LightGuard, McCain, Vaisala, QVision and Jim Barbaresso from the organising committee of North America's next turn to host the ITS World Congress, Detroit 2014. Meanwhile Kevin Borras talks to Thinking Aloud sponsor Jupiter and with four of the main drivers in the Integrated Corridor Management project in both San Diego and Dallas. Thinking Aloud is brought to you by Inrix, Traffax, Jupiter and Econolite and is available to download or listen to now, and remember it can also be found in the iTunes store. And don't forget to register for Thinking Highways, the ITS sector's most innovative magazine, at http://thinkinghighways.com/registration/. Be sure to join us next week for more Thinking Aloud.

This is the second programme from ITS America's annual meeting and expo from Nashville, Tennessee. Whether you're at the event or unable to make it and want to know what's going on, this is a must-listen show. It's brought to you by Traffax, Econolite, Jupiter Systems and Inrix. Today we hear from the US Department of Transportation, from TSS, Inrix, Streetline Parking and WTS, plus a winner of an ITSA award and from ITS America's CEO Scott Belcher. Send your feedback to paul@thinkingaloudpodcast.com.

Show 1 of Thinking Aloud Live from Nashville, the Thinking Highways podcast, features some fascinating interviews with some of the leading lights of the US ITS sector. Paul Hutton talks to ITS America CEO Scott Belcher and Under Secretary of Transportation for Policy, Polly Trottenberg, and catches up with industry veteran Bill Sowell of Iteris. Meanwhile Kevin Borras chats to MG Squared's Shep Maners and Donna Nelson from Thinking Aloud sponsors Traffax. Other sponsors of this podcast are Inrix, Econolite and Jupiter Systems.

In the third of four daily podcasts from the ITS World Congress in Vienna, Paul Hutton finds out what ITS America make of the event, learns more about the collaboration between ITS South Africa and Nigeria, talks to Mott MacDonald, IBM, Aim Sun, Intertraffic and about Fotsis while Sarah Hawkes investigates Alcolock. There's also Kevin Borras's two cents and Austriatech's guide to Vienna.

"It's America" is the third album from Rodney Atkins, which came out earlier this year. The lead single of the same name raced up the charts, eventually snagging yet another number one spot for Rodney. Kelly hit up the party at BMI to celebrate with Rodney and the writers behind the song.