Exhibit 1 |
TMC Activities |
Exhibit 2 |
Responses to question: Please check all the methods that your agency uses, or will use, to distribute information to the public. |
Exhibit 3 |
Responses to question: Please check all the methods that your agency distributes, or will distribute, to the public. |
Exhibit 4 |
TMC Activity |
Exhibit 5 |
Responses to question: Has a multi-agency contact list been developed in your area containing the names, phone numbers, pager numbers, and other pertinent information for the appropriate response personnel? |
Exhibit 6 |
Responses to question: Is there a legal specification by state law or formal agreement as to who is in charge at the scene of a traffic incident (Incident Commander)? |
Exhibit 7 |
Response to question: What agency usually directs traffic on scene at major traffic incidents in your area? |
Exhibit 8 |
Response to the question: With what types of agencies does your agency electronically share real-tilme and/or after-the-fact reporting information on traffic incidents? |
Exhibit 9 |
Response to the question: What criteria must be met to implement the alternate route plan? |
Exhibit 10 |
Response to the question: Please indicate the following components of the agreement. |
Exhibit 11 |
Response to the question: Please identify the partner organizations that created your regional traffic operations agency. |
Exhibit 12 |
Response to the question: Which description most accurately characterizes the organization of your regional traffic operations agency? |
Exhibit 13 |
Response to the question: In managing day-to-day traffic incidents and operations, which organizations does your agency coordinate with most closely? |
Exhibit 14 |
Response to the question: How does your agency currently monitor Homeland Security Advisory System (HSAS) Alert Levels and local/regional/state warning systems? |
Exhibit 15 |
Response to the question: Does your agency currently have access to any of the following resources? |
Exhibit 16 |
Response to the question: How does your agency currently monitor warning systems associated with natural disasters? |
Exhibit 17 |
Response to the question: In the event of an unexpected emergency in your region, how are traffic operations personnnel typically notified? |
Exhibit 18 |
Response to the question: If your agency deploys personnel on-scene, how do traffic operations personnel at the center communicate with them? |
Exhibit 19 |
Response to the question: In your jurisdiction, has your agency supported or coordinated development of any of the following for rapid implementation during an actual emergency? |
Exhibit 20 |
Inventory of Emergency Transportation Operations Capabilities |
Exhibit 21 |
Incident Classification System and Transportation Impacts |