Vote for Your Favorite Transportation Photo

Posted by Joe Gentle on Friday, August 29th, 2014

AASHTO’S Faces of Transportation photo/video contest is closed to submissions this year, but you can still participate in history by voting for your favorite entry. Whichever photo gets the most votes will win of the “People’s Choice Award,” and the photographer will receive a $500 prize.

This year’s crop showcases everything from construction in Oklahoma to backroad cycling in the Ocklawaha Prairie Restoration Area (FL), and you’ll find plenty of new and seasoned talent in the lineup. Best of all, these entries represent a cross-section of current transportation infrastructure–both new and old–across the United States. 

VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE PHOTO HERE

AASHTO Faces of Transportation Photo Contest

 

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