Winners of AASHTO’s “Faces of Transportation 2010″ Photo Contest

Posted by Infra on Monday, August 23rd, 2010

Nearly 100 photos were submitted from state DOTs across the country for this competition. The photos represent the positive effects of transportation on individuals and/or communities. The environmentally-friendly project that is enriching a neighborhood, the new bridge that is making commuting times shorter; the widening project that revitalized a neighborhood; the resurfacing of a rural road that employed members of the community. Also, view the separate album with this year’s winning photos.
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Julie Duewel; Nevada Department of Transportation

Julie Duewel; Nevada Department of Transportation

David Gonzalez; Minnesota Department of Transportation

David Gonzalez; Minnesota Department of Transportation

J. Griffis Smith; Texas Department of Transportation

J. Griffis Smith; Texas Department of Transportation

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