NATSO to distribute alerts for abducted children

Jan 13, 2012

The travel plaza industry plans to distribute information about missing children in truck stops nationally, the truck stop trade group NATSO Inc. said. The group will collaborate with the Amber Alert program to distribute its information.

Missing children will be identified on posters, electronic displays and signs to nearly 1,150 stops, as well as posting children’s identities on the trade group’s website at NATSOFoundation.org.

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