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| The Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s (WisDOT) Traffic Incident Management Enhancement (TIME) Program began in 1995 as an initiative to improve the safety and efficiency of the freeway system in Southeastern Wisconsin. Since then, the TIME Program has expanded to a statewide program whose efforts have helped to establish itself as a foundational program for all traffic incident management (TIM) activities and initiatives. The TIME Program emphasizes the importance of interagency relationships and partnerships to enhance safety and make TIM efforts effective. Key stakeholders in the TIME Program include representatives from law enforcement, fire and rescue, towing and recovery, EMS, highway departments, traffic and public works officials, consultants and the media. The TIME Program has always been and continues to be a strong supporter of the SEWCRSG. The TIME Program has developed and expanded over the years. Some of the main initiatives the TIME Program is focusing on include outreach for the Move Over and Steer It, Clear It Laws, the Emergency Traffic Control and Scene Management Guidelines, incident debriefings, and the Freeway Service Team. For additional information on the TIME Program, as well as to obtain copies of outreach materials and order forms, please visit the TIME Program’s Web site. |
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| The mission of the STOC is to manage congestion and improve transportation safety, mobility and efficiency on Wisconsin’s state highways. The new STOC overview brochure summarizes the functions of the STOC and discusses the importance of information sharing with our public safety partners. For additional information about the STOC, please visit the STOC’s Web site. 511 System 511 Wisconsin is a free travel information service that provides real-time, route-specific information for travelers on the state’s roadways. For additional information on the 511 system or to obtain up-to-date travel information, please visit the 511 Web site. |
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Traffic Management, Planning & Operations for Evacuations: Current Practice and Lessons Learned
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