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Traffic Incident Management

Americans burn more than 2.8 billion gallons of fuel every year stuck in incident-related traffic.

Photo: Ron Moore

Commuters lose nearly a full workweek (36 hours) sitting in traffic congestion each year. Every minute a traffic lane is blocked creates 4 extra minutes of delay.

Traffic incidents create unsafe situations, put lives at risk, and cause delays.

You can help:

1. Move your car to a safe place – out of the travel lanes – if you are involved in an incident, and there are no injuries.
2. When you see flashing lights ahead of you, you need to slow down and/or move over. You can be ticketed for failing to do this!
3. Help keep your loved ones safe and avoid a ticket. Tell your friends and family about these laws.

Buckle up: Wearing seat belts saves lives.

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Traffic Incident Management

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For information: [Address, phone, email, and website]

Federal Highway Administration
1200 New Jersey Ave., SE
Washington, DC 20590

https://ops.fhwa.dot.gov/tim/timtoolbox/

Buckle up: Wearing seat belts saves lives.