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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. 3 hours ago
- RT @MikeLindblom: Wednesday opening of temp #skagitbridge "a great win for the state of Washington" says @GovInslee 3 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 3 hours ago
- Enter your work in the 7th @trbofna John & Jane Q communication competition ow.ly/m9ucV. 6 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… 8 hours ago
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Transportation As Symphony
Regular readers know that I’m a big fan of video. This new clip from the Virginia Department of Transportation does a fantastic job of describing how new technology will help keep things in “tune” along the state’s Interstate 66.
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Wasting time on the company dime? Build a social strategy for internal audiences
How much time to do you spend on Facebook? How about Twitter? As a communications professional, probably quite a bit of time. According to Facebook’s IPO filing earlier this year, the average Facebook user spends more than 12 minutes a … Continue reading
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Oklahoma Video Remembers Bridge Tragedy
Video is a powerful medium. In this case, it was the perfect tool for the Oklahoma Department of Transportation to help remember an Oklahoma tragedy, paying respect to the victims and families and celebrating the work that continued afterward.
Straight talking: West Virginia DOT cleans up
Often, the most credible person to talk about the transportation system is the maintenance worker who cares for it. Or, the engineer who designed it. In this case, Colen Cox, West Virginia DOT District 2 Supervisor, talks straight from the heart about what it means to him, as a person, to be part of helping people get back to normal after a devastating storm.
