TIMS - NATIONAL TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT (TIM) RESPONDER TRAINING PROGRAM

TIMS - NATIONAL TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT (TIM) RESPONDER TRAINING PROGRAM Crashes that occur within the incident scene or within the queue or back up, including the opposite direction, resulting from an original incident, are called - answer-Secondary crashes Which of the listed items is not considered part of the definition for Traffic Incident Management? - answer-Minimizing responder and motorist safety which of the following is not an example of safe, quick clearance - answer-Regularly assessing traffic control and keeping all lanes closed until the entire incident is cleared Nationally, every state has enacted this Tim-related law, which is designed to protect incident responders at the roadside: - answer-Move over laws Collecting as much information as possible from the individual reporting the incident including the exact location, the make, model, and color of the involved vehicles, and a callback number in case more information is needed - answer-Verification Upon first arriving on scene, an immediate arrival report should be given to the communications center to confirm the geographical location and approach specifics for later-arriving units. What is the name of this arrival report? - answer-Arrival Unit Status Report The practice of positioning emergency vehicles to protect responders performing their duties, protect road users traveling through the incident scene, and minimize disruption of the adjacent traffic flow is referred to as: - answer-Safe-Positioning