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Terms in this set (135)
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The goal of advance warning at a roadway incident All of the above
is to:
The first area of a temporary traffic control zone Advance Warning Area
that approaching motorists should see is called
the:
Longer advance warning areas are needed when: There is poor or reduced visibility due to weather or road features
According to the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Within 30 minutes
Devices (MUTCD) a Minor Incident is typically any
roadway incident which can be cleared:
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According to the MUTCD, incidents which typically Intermediate Incidents
take between 30 minutes and two hours to clear
are referred to as:
According to the MUTCD any incident which takes Major Incident
more than two hours to clear and resume normal
traffic flow is referred to as a
According to the National Unified Goal, which All emergency responders working at the incident scene
responders should be involved in setting up
advance warning in the initial stages of a roadway
incident?
Which of the following is not considered to be a Traffic light
temporary traffic control device?
Emergency vehicles used for advance warning Far enough away so that if they are struck they won't roll into
should be parked? emergency responders
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National Fire Protection Assoc. (NFPA) standards Multi-color, retroreflective graphics on the rear
require new fire trucks to have?
The best kind of road cones to use for temporary 28" to 36" high, orange with two reflective bands
traffic control are?
Portable drop signs should be used for advance Whenever their use will help warn motorists of an emergency scene
warning? ahead
The Dept. of Transportation or Public Works should The incident involves injured people
be requested for additional traffic control
assistance whenever?
The Dept. of Transportation can assist with All of the above
temporary traffic control at any incident in major
metropolitan area by providing routine services
like?
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Traffic Incident
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Terms in this set (135)
!!!!Advanced Warning Under Here!!!! This will warn you when it's changing courses.
Taken from another quizlet! USE THIS SECTION AT OWN RISK. CAN
NOT VERIFY ANSWERS.
The goal of advance warning at a roadway incident All of the above
is to:
The first area of a temporary traffic control zone Advance Warning Area
that approaching motorists should see is called
the:
Longer advance warning areas are needed when: There is poor or reduced visibility due to weather or road features
According to the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Within 30 minutes
Devices (MUTCD) a Minor Incident is typically any
roadway incident which can be cleared:
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According to the MUTCD, incidents which typically Intermediate Incidents
take between 30 minutes and two hours to clear
are referred to as:
According to the MUTCD any incident which takes Major Incident
more than two hours to clear and resume normal
traffic flow is referred to as a
According to the National Unified Goal, which All emergency responders working at the incident scene
responders should be involved in setting up
advance warning in the initial stages of a roadway
incident?
Which of the following is not considered to be a Traffic light
temporary traffic control device?
Emergency vehicles used for advance warning Far enough away so that if they are struck they won't roll into
should be parked? emergency responders
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National Fire Protection Assoc. (NFPA) standards Multi-color, retroreflective graphics on the rear
require new fire trucks to have?
The best kind of road cones to use for temporary 28" to 36" high, orange with two reflective bands
traffic control are?
Portable drop signs should be used for advance Whenever their use will help warn motorists of an emergency scene
warning? ahead
The Dept. of Transportation or Public Works should The incident involves injured people
be requested for additional traffic control
assistance whenever?
The Dept. of Transportation can assist with All of the above
temporary traffic control at any incident in major
metropolitan area by providing routine services
like?
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