Episode 36
AI in transport, H2 ferries for the Bay Area, and Kevin Quinn loses the bet
The DOT needs your feedback about the future of AI in transportation. The first hydrogen fueled ferry in the United States is about to start service, and one of our Canadian transit leaders lost his Stanley Cup wager. Welcome to your Transit Unplugged News Minute.
It's worth noting the series went to game 7 with both teams playing excellent hockey.
Transcript
The DOT needs your feedback about the future of AI in transportation.
Julie Gates:The first hydrogen fueled ferry in the United States is about to start
Julie Gates:service, and one of our Canadian transit leaders lost his Stanley Cup wager.
Julie Gates:Welcome to your Transit Unplugged News Minute.
Julie Gates:The U.
Julie Gates:S.
Julie Gates:Department of Transportation has issued a request for information
Julie Gates:to gather input on the impacts of applying artificial intelligence
Julie Gates:across all modes of transportation.
Julie Gates:The RFI says there's a tremendous promise for AI in transportation,
Julie Gates:but also peril if it is misapplied.
Julie Gates:According to Mass Transit Magazine, the first commercial hydrogen
Julie Gates:ferry in the United States was just approved by the Coast Guard.
Julie Gates:The six month pilot program will service the San Francisco Bay Area.
Julie Gates:And it looks like Kevin Quinn, the CEO of Vancouver's TransLink,
Julie Gates:will be wearing an Edmonton Oilers jersey during an upcoming commute.
Julie Gates:He and Edmonton's Carrie Hotten-MacDonald had a wager to see whose NHL team
Julie Gates:would win their best of seven series.
Julie Gates:The Oilers beat the Canucks and Quinn promised to post a picture of himself
Julie Gates:in orange and blue on LinkedIn.
Julie Gates:This Transit Unplugged News Minute is being brought to you by Modaxo.
Julie Gates:I'm Julie Gates.