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Tag Archives: State Departments of Transportation
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
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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Watching transportation: What’s on the other social media?
Much has been said and written recently about Twitter and Facebook as engagement and communication tools. But there is probably a tool we all use that might rest forgotten in your communications tool box – video. A survey of state … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media
Tagged Facebook, State Departments of Transportation, StateDOTs, Twitter, YouTube
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