2011 Traffic Incident Management National Analysis Report: Executive Summary

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2011 Traffic Incident Management National Analysis Report: Executive Summary

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United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Highway Administration. Office of Operations
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United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Highway Administration. Office of Operations
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United States
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The Traffic Incident Management Self-Assessment (TIM SA) was developed by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) as a benchmarking tool for evaluating TIM program components and overall TIM program success. Development of the TIM SA was initiated in 2002, and the first assessments were conducted in 2003. The TIM SA serves several functions. Through the TIM SA, State and local TIM program managers are able to assess progress and identify areas for improvement at State and local levels. Similarly, analysis of the aggregated TIM SA results allows FHWA to identify program gaps and better target TIM program resources. The 2011 TIM SA had a record number of assessments submitted: a total of 93 locations completed a TIM SA for inclusion in the national analysis. A revision of the TIM SA was completed in 2011, and the results of this year's TIM SA reflect those modifications. Among the changes, the latest TIM SA revision included an increase in the number of questions from 31 to 34. Some existing questions were also modified to reflect current TIM practice. Additionally, clarifying instructions were added to key questions to reduce subjectivity.
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