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Ryan Lillie, Ryan Graves

Ryan Lillie, Ryan Graves. Alabama Uniform Traffic Crash Report. Username:. Password:. Exit. Section 1. Section 1. Amendment:. 1a. Prev. Next. Error Correction:. 1b. DPS Case Number:. Local Case Number:. 4. Location and Time. Hwy Class:. Date:. Day. Year. 5. County:. Month.

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Ryan Lillie, Ryan Graves

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  1. Ryan Lillie, Ryan Graves

  2. Alabama Uniform Traffic Crash Report Username: Password: Exit Section 1

  3. Section 1 Amendment: 1a Prev Next Error Correction: 1b DPS Case Number: Local Case Number: 4 Location and Time Hwy Class: Date: Day Year 5 County: Month 6 Time: 6 Day of Week: 10 City: 9 St, Rd, Hwy: AM PM MT 7 Local Zone: 11 12 At Intersection: Node 2 13 14 Node 1 St, Rd, Hwy Code: Node Code1: Node Code2: 15 16a 16b Ft/Miles from Node: Mile Post: CAHL: 17 19 20 .

  4. Driver Information Prev Next 29. Driver Name 31. Telephone Day Month Year 30. Street Address 32. DOB City State Zip 33. Race 34. Sex M F 35. DL State 37. DL Class 38. DL Status 39. Restriction Violations 36. DL Number 40. CDL Status 41. Endorse Violations 42. Less than 25 miles 43. Place of Employment Y N 44. Liability Insurance Co. 44a. Liability Policy No. 45. SSN 46. Driver Condition 48. Type Test Given 49. Test Results 50. Maneuver 52. Road Code 51. Travel Road Name 53. Travel Direction 54. Unit Contributing Circumstances 55. Sequence of Events: A B Vehicle C D Driver 56. First Harmful Event Location

  5. Vehicle Information Prev Next 57. Vehicle Year 58. Make 59. Model 60. Body 61. V.I.N Under Carriage N/A 10 1 2 65. Owners Name 62. Tag Number 63. State 64. Year 8 66. Street City State Zip 3 67. Type 58. Usage 68a. Emergency Status 69. Placard required 7 70a. Hazard Released Yes 70. Hazardous Cargo 71. Attachment 72. Oversize Load Req Permit? 4 No 6 N/A Yes 75. Speed Limit 76. Est. Speed 73. Did Owner Have Permit? 74. Defect 77. Citation Offense(s) Charged No 5 N/A 11 Attachment Point of Initial Impact 78. Damage Severity 78a. Over – Under 79. Towed? 81. Towed By Whom: 82. To Where: Vehicle Driver Submit

  6. Hardware Intel Pentium III Processor 2.0 GHz, 500 FSB 256 MB SDRAM 20 GB Hard drive Integrated Video Card Chipset 64 MB Integrated 10/100 Ethernet CD Rom 12x Software Windows XP Microsoft .Net Framework Specifications

  7. Interface Description • This program allows transfer of the Alabama Uniform Traffic Crash Report hard copy to an online database allowing for improved accessibility and organization. Any registered Alabama law enforcement official will have access the software and database.

  8. Task Scenario • On the scene of an accident, an officer fills out the Alabama Uniform Traffic Crash Report hard copy. • The officer may input the traffic report into the database via any Windows XP machine. This task may be completed via onboard mobile device, or at any other stationary office machine. • To begin, the user will need to login. Upon approval, s/he now has access to all previously recorded incidents. • The user may then input DPS or local case number to access previously recorded reports, or s/he may create a new report. • Users of this software are not expected to be novice users, but the program has been designed for ease of use. Information transfer is fast and simple through the fact that text fields are in similar locations as the hardcopy and items are numbered the same. • This interface has divided the actual traffic report into three separate sections. • The first is “Location and Time” which is very basic for information input. • The second section is “Driver Information.” This section allows for multiple driver information to be updated. To rotate between multiple drivers, the user just simply needs to click the underscored “Driver” interactive button. • The third section is “Vehicle Information.” This section allows for mutiple vehicle information to be updated. To rotate between multiple vehicles, the user simply needs to click the underscored “Vehicle” interactive button. • Once all information, or even partial information has been entered, the user may click the underscored “Submit” interactive button and s/he will be prompted to “Save and Continue” or to “Save and Exit.” • Once the report is submitted is now saved into the database for future access.

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