For the first time, The American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials is opening its "Faces of Transportation" photo contest to the general public, in addition to employees of state departments of transportation.
"Faces of Transportation" Photo Contest Open to Public
For the first time, The American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials is opening its "Faces of Transportation" photo contest to the general public, in addition to employees of state departments of transportation

Some of the 2011 Faces of Transportation winners.
"This marks the eighth consecutive year for our national competition," saysLloyd Brown, AASHTO director of communications. "We thought this would be a good time to give the general public an opportunity to participate and show us some of the faces that touch their lives through transportation, in communities big and small across the country."
The theme of this year's competition is "Framing the Benefits of Transportation." Digital photographs will be accepted in three categories: "Building the Future," "On the Road," and "Taking a Ride." Each photo should include faces of people and represent the positive effects of transportation on individuals and/or communities.
The competition runs through July 31. Judges will decide the winners, and the photograph receiving the highest number of online votes will receive the People's Choice Award. People's Choice voting will take place online Aug.13-31. A $125 prize will be awarded to the best photograph in each individual category, and the winners of the the People's Choice Award and best overall photo category will each win $500 prizes. Contest winners will be announced Oct. 1. Entry forms and contest information are available at www.facesoftransportation.org.
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