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Tag Archives: American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials
Using video well: Michigan DOT uses testimonials when talking transportation
The Michigan Department of Transportation, like a number of state DOTs around the country, have developed very strong video-making capabilities. In fact, the AASHTO annual survey of state DOTs social media usage showed that more than 78 percent were using … Continue reading
TransComm preview: Five transportation stories that will shape the year ahead
With AASHTO Subcommittee on Transportation Communications annual meeting next week in Raleigh, NC, it is worth noting a few of the stories that are likely to be part of the conversations. Please remember, this blog does not offer political commentary. … Continue reading
Posted in Communications
Tagged agriculture bill, American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials, Congress, connected vehicles, enhancement programs, Federal Highway Administration, infrastructure funding, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Ray LaHood, State Departments of Transportation, State DOTs, Toward Zero Deaths, Transport, transportation, transportation funding, transportation infrastructure, TZD, United States, United States Secretary of Transportation
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State DOTs Use of Social Media Evolving
“We’re seeing a slow steady gain in Twitter and Facebook followers. We’re seeing more and more people asking questions, sharing comments and airing concerns via these two mediums.” – State DOT survey respondent An interesting thing has happened during the … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile communications, Research, Social Media
Tagged AASHTO, American Association of State Highway, American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials, communications, Facebook, Social media, Social network, state department of transportation, State DOTs, Transportation Officials, Twitter
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Learning and Growing: What are you doing to stay fresh and current?
There is an aspect to communications work that is always evolving. We talk about it often here on this blog, that technology influences behavior and societal expectations for how transportation agencies can, and should, share information with its stakeholders and … Continue reading
