Broadway Curve project earns ADOT national transportation award
The Arizona Department of Transportation has been recognized nationally for the way it communicated to the public about a major demolition project in April.
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A national group has recognized the Arizona Department of Transportation for the way it communicated with the public a major portion of the Broadway Curve improvement project.
The Transportation Research Board named ADOT’s I-10 Broadway Curve Improvement Project Ready to Rubble event as the winner of its 17th annual Communicating Concepts with the Public category.
The award recognizes “fresh and creative methods for communicating technical transportation issues with the public,” according to a release.
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Broadway Curve project earns ADOT national transportation award
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The Arizona Department of Transportation has been recognized nationally for the way it communicated to the public about a major demolition project in April.
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A national group has recognized the Arizona Department of Transportation for the way it communicated with the public a major portion of the Broadway Curve improvement project.
The Transportation Research Board named ADOT’s I-10 Broadway Curve Improvement Project Ready to Rubble event as the winner of its 17th annual Communicating Concepts with the Public category.
The award recognizes “fresh and creative methods for communicating technical transportation issues with the public,” according to a release.
The Broadway Curve project stretches for 11 miles in both directions through the busiest section of Interstate 10 in the Phoenix/Tempe area.
The Ready to Rubble event took place in April and “consisted of preparing the community for a full weekend closure of I-10 in both directions so that crews could take down three bridges over the freeway.”
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