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Traffic Incident Management Handbook
Traffic Incident Management Handbook Prepared for: Federal Highway Administration Office of Travel Management Prepared by: PB Farradyne November 2000 Traffic Incident Management Handbook i Table of Contents 1 INTRODUCTION TO Incident THE Safety Implications of Incident Incident Management Motorist Site Traffic ROLES AND Law Fire and Emergency Medical Services (EMS)..1-11 Transportation Towing and Recovery Service Information Service Providers (ISPs)..1-14 Coroners and Medical Hazardous IDENTIFYING OPPORTUNITIES FOR Review Goals and Evaluate Current Establish Assess Training 2 ORGANIZING, PLANNING, AND DESIGNING AN Incident Management STEPS IN DEVELOPING AN Incident Management Prologue to the Process: Getting the Players to the THE BASIC 8-STEP Incident Management PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT PROCESS2-4 Define the Set Goals and Develop
incident management topics. This update assumes that thetraffic congestion issues posed by incidents are already well understood by most agency personnel. As such, the focus in this update is on the safety benefits achievable through effective incident management, as experienced by crash victims, the motoringpublic, and response
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