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Lloyd Brown on Twitter
- Congrats! Great effort. RT @wsdot The temporary I-5 #skagitbridge will open tomorrow. 40 mph speed limit, open to all legal loads. 4 hours ago
- RT @MikeLindblom: Wednesday opening of temp #skagitbridge "a great win for the state of Washington" says @GovInslee 4 hours 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 5 hours ago
- Enter your work in the 7th @trbofna John & Jane Q communication competition ow.ly/m9ucV. 7 hours ago
- RT @WABADC: From the National Park Service: Improvements to the Water Street entrance to the Capital Crescent Trail are planned: http://t.c… 9 hours ago
Tag Archives: public engagement
States Using ‘POP’ Before Talking Transportation
I stumbled upon Bernie Wagenblast’s Shout-O-Matic audio blog this week and immediately was excited about a tool that is being used by the Idaho Transportation Department. The Public Involvement Planner (POP) is a tool developed by the Langdon Group to … Continue reading
Gamification as a Communication Tool Part of Innovative Public Outreach Campaigns
The Transportation Research Board’s annual meeting is one of the most interesting gathering of transportation experts. Each year more than 11,000 people who work in, around and on transportation programs visit Washington DC for a nearly week-long exploration of all … Continue reading
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Transportation Communication: Giving thanks
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, let’s take a moment and recognize a few things for which we in the business of transportation communication should give thanks. Technology – In the late 1990s, I was new to government public relations, having … Continue reading
My engineering epiphany: Communications is not the plan, it is the data
I was running with a friend the other day and we were talking transportation. I do that a lot. Run and talk transportation. But this time, my friend and I were specifically discussing the unique nature of being a communications … Continue reading
