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America wonders: What is it you do again?
The Obama Administration has a ready-made opportunity to improve the public's perception of the federal government through improved communications, but first it must do a better job of overcoming a "crisis of complexity" that leaves a majority of Americans unclear about the nature and breadth of services federal agencies provide, according to a new poll. Alan Siegel, Founder and Chairman, Siegel & Gale, has details.
Tags: mngt , transparency , Alan Siegel , Siegel and Gale , CMS , FTC , FDA , TSA , EPA
Cash for Clunkers: It's not too late
Tags: P&B , Cash for Clunkers , Art Stein
New push to tackle drugged driving
Americans are already familiar with drunk driving. Now, drugged driving is the latest concern on the road.
Tags: Cathy Lanier , drugged driving , David Strickland , Gil Kerlikowske
DoT bureaus offer advice to furloughed feds
Some employees are expected to come to work for at least part of the day, while others are being furloughed and are told to stay home until further notice, without pay. In continuing coverage of a story you read here first late Friday, FederalNewsRadio.com finds each Transportation bureau has a hotline employees should call for updates.
Tags: P&B , DOT , Federal Highway Administration , Motor Carrier Safety Administration , National Highway Transportation Safety Administrat , Research and Innovative Technology Administration , Jim Bunning , Furlough employees , Federal highway and transit funds
Reevaluating Cash For Clunkers: Will It Be Worth It?
Is a one-time, one-and-a-half month, uptick in car sales for some car dealers worth the full, economic costs of the Cash for Clunkers program?
Tags: Lurita Doan , Cash for Clunkers , cars , President Obama , Ray Lahood , Department of Transportation
Cash for Clunkers may be a clunker itself
In certain situations, one expert says "you'd be foolish to take advantage of this."
Tags: P&B , Cash for Clunkers , Ed Zurndorfer
