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- The Talking Transportation Daily is out! paper.li/LloydBrown/tra… ▸ Top stories today via @NDTAHQ @GFSCareers @PaHouseDems 13 hours ago
- Congrats! Great effort. RT @wsdot The temporary I-5 #skagitbridge will open tomorrow. 40 mph speed limit, open to all legal loads. 1 day ago
- RT @MikeLindblom: Wednesday opening of temp #skagitbridge "a great win for the state of Washington" says @GovInslee 1 day ago
- RT @TomBanse: Final lane of #skagitbridge being paved. Re-opening of I-5 imminent. Guv on way to announce exact time. http://t.co/rhCdzpsw9T 1 day ago
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Tag Archives: Missouri Department of Transportation
Transportation Performance Measures: Colorado DOT is Making it Personal
Sometimes the little things matter a great deal. State departments of transportation have focused on accountability and transparency — two common catch phrases in our business — for as long as there have been departments. At least a dozen years … Continue reading
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Don’t Barrel Through Work Zones
In Washington state, where the department of transportation’s favorite color is green, everyone is orange. Really. Everyone. They’re orange in Louisiana, too. From Oklahoma to North Dakota, Maine to Florida, Texas to Michigan – nearly every state will feature some … Continue reading
Podcasting: Transportation’s forgotten ‘new’ media
It was not that long ago that podcasts were quite popular. The proliferation of portable audio devices like early iPods and Zune devices helped to create a demand for audio that spilled into a podcast revolution. According to Wikipedia, the … Continue reading