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Traffic INCIDENT MANAGEMENT

Traffic INCIDENT MANAGEMENT. TRANSPO 2012 OCTOBER 28 – 31 BONITA SPRINGS, FL. WHY?. Donna R. Danson FDOT District Two ITS Operations Project Manager. AGENDA. Definition Goals Elements Roles and Responsibilities Accomplishments. TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT.

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Traffic INCIDENT MANAGEMENT

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  1. Traffic INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TRANSPO 2012 OCTOBER 28– 31 BONITA SPRINGS, FL WHY? Donna R. Danson FDOT District Two ITS Operations Project Manager

  2. AGENDA • Definition • Goals • Elements • Roles and Responsibilities • Accomplishments

  3. TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT Integrated process of safely managing highway incidents to reduce congestion and secondary crashes while ensuring the safety of Emergency Responders.

  4. FACT: For each minute that a single lane is closed, four minutes of delay occurs.

  5. FACT: A single lane blockage on a 3 lane interstate reduces the capacity of the roadway by 49%.

  6. GOALS • Reduce incident related congestion • Improve traffic flow • Reduce greenhouse gas emissions • Improve response and incident clearance times • Improve emergency responder safety • Reduce secondary collisions • Decrease economic impact caused by incidents

  7. Common Goal: Make travel in Florida safer and more efficient

  8. ELEMENTS • Detection • Verification • Response • Motorist Information • Site Management • Traffic Management • Clearance

  9. Communication Most Valuable Element:

  10. MEMBERS • Emergency Responders – Fire/Rescue • Law Enforcement • Transportation Agencies • Emergency Operations Centers • Traffic Communication Centers • Media • Public Information Officers • Medical Examiner • Environmental Agencies • Forestry

  11. Traffic Incident Management Teams

  12. Roles and Responsibilities • Disseminate Information • Site Management • Traffic Management • Clearance • Performance Measures

  13. Incident Timeline

  14. Quick Clearance Strategy Tools • Open Roads Policy • Spill Mitigation Policy • Road Rangers • RISC • Move It Law • Move Over Law

  15. ACCOMPLISHMENTS • TIMe 4 Safety Video • Road Ranger Responder Survey • Move Over Law • Open Roads Policy • Spill Mitigation Guidelines

  16. FDOT Traffic Management Centers

  17. Road Rangers • Active programs in most major urban areas in Florida and along Florida’s Turnpike. • In 2011, Road Rangers made over 395,000 stops including: • Debris pick-ups • Emergency response support • Motorist assistance calls.

  18. Open Roads Policy • Originally signed in 2002 • Updated in 2012 (pending final approval) • Agreement between Florida Highway Patrol and Florida Department of Transportation • State Highway System • Promotes responder safety • Expedites removal of vehicles, cargo, and debris • Restores safe and orderly flow of traffic in an urgent manner after a traffic incident For more info: http://www.floridatim.com/documents/Training/Open%20Roads%20Policy.pdf

  19. Spill Mitigation Policy • Mitigation of Accidental Discharges of Motor Vehicle Fluids Guidelines • Guidelines for clean-up of hazardous materials such as: • Oil • Fuel • Grease • Antifreeze For more info: http://www.floridatim.com/documents/Training/Spill%20Mitigation%20Guidelines.pdf

  20. Rapid Incident Scene Clearance (RISC) • Provides incentives to towing companies who respond and clear incidents involving types of vehicles that are beyond the recovery capabilities of light and medium-duty rotation towing providers For more info: http://www.dot.state.fl.us/TrafficOperations/Traf_Incident/pdf/2010_2011AnnualRISCReportFINAL.pdf

  21. RISC Timeline Arrival on scene within 60 minutes NTP Notice to proceed is given Activation of RISC 90 minute clearance goal 60 minutes 90 minutes 180 minutes 180+ minutes 90 minute clearance time, $2,500 bonus If roadway is not cleared within 180 minutes, a penalty of $10/minute ($600/hour) is assessed $600 flat rate service payment if arrival time is within 60 minutes If vendor exceeds 90 minutes but does not exceed 180 minutes clearance time, $0 bonus • Plus $1,000 bonus • if additional • equipment is used

  22. Move It Law • Reduces • Lane closure times • Hazards to other drivers • Hazards to responders • Requires minor accident vehicles to be moved from travel lanes when safe and there are no injuries

  23. Move Over Law Vacatethe lane closest to the emergency vehicle or Slow to a speed 20 mph less than the posted speed limit For more info: http://www.flhsmv.gov/safetytips/MoveOverTips.htm

  24. WHYTraffic Incident Management ?

  25. QUESTIONS?

  26. Contact Information: Donna R. Danson D2 ITS OPERATIONS PROJECT MANAGER FDOT URBAN OFFICE 2198 EDISON AVENUE JACKSONVILLE, FL 32204 904- 360-5635

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