Metro Atlanta Traffic Incident Management “Strategic Vision” Presented by Gena Wilder ITS GA Monthly Meeting – June 2006.

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Metro Atlanta Traffic Incident Management “Strategic Vision” Presented by Gena Wilder ITS GA Monthly Meeting – June 2006

Strategic Vision Statement  “Public and private stakeholders will join together to improve the management of response and clearance of all types of roadway incidents”

The Scope of the Problem  Region has increased in population by 11.2% since 2000 and growth is expected to continue  50% of congestion is related to traffic incidents  Hero Units responded to over 10,000 crashes and 63,000 motorists assists in 2005, this is up 10% since 2004  Motorists plan for normal congestion but not for incident related congestion

Methodology for Developing the Strategic Vision  Three Regional Stakeholder Workshops were held in Metro Atlanta  Over 100 people attended  Strong support for prioritized initiatives  Several additional initiatives were recommended

Top Five Priority Initiatives 1. Open Roads Policy 2. Incentives for Heavy Duty Recovery 3. Towing Certification and Training for Tow Operators 4. Medical Examiner/Coroner MOUs 5. TIM Teams

Additional Initiatives  Remove abandoned vehicles in a more consistent and urgent manner  Investigate improvements through technology  Develop a motor vehicle spill policy

Additional Initiatives: Legislative and Administrative Initiatives  Liability exemption for quick clearance  Vehicle disposal for towing industry  Ensured payment for environmental cleanup

CONCLUSION  Implementation of these strategic initiatives will improve responder and motorist safety as well as increase traffic mobility  Your support is vital to the success of this program  Much work to do!!!!!