Section 16: Traffic Incident Management

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Section 16: Traffic Incident Management Traffic Incident Management (TIM) is the coordinated process to identify, respond to and clear traffic incidents to prevent secondary collisions and reduce the duration of incident-related congestion. The TIM Emphasis Area includes work-zone safety, where many of the same safety risks exist. The safety. PIE challenge with this Emphasis Area can be 7/25/214 measured by the number of secondary collisions and the number of collisions in work zones. The statewide crash report form is being modified to collect data on secondary collisions and other information that have not been collected in the past. While strategies in this section address key areas of TIM, the data graphics rely wholly on information for work zone crashes. 12. TIM - WorkZones.xlsx 12:41 PM What Figure 16.1: Work-Zone-Related Portion of All Fatalities and Serious Injuries 1.3% Fatalities Work-zone fatalities and serious injuries are counted from all crashes within, entering or leaving a work zone or 12. TIM - WorkZones.xlsx any area where workers are present. Of all fatalities, 1.3 percent occurred from work-zone-related crashes. Of all serious injuries, 1.6 percent resulted from a work-zonerelated crash.. PIE 7/25/214 12:41 PM 99% Work-Zone-Related Fatalities All Other Fatalities Serious Injuries 1.6% 98% Work-Zone-Related Serious Injuries All Other Serious Injuries B-152 Arizona Strategic Highway Safety Plan

Section 16: Traffic Incident Management Where Figure 16.2: Work-ZoneRelated Fatal and Serious-Injury Crash Density Map At a statewide level, high-severity work-zone crashes have taken place over the eight-year period most often in the highesttraffic-volume locations in major urban centers. The locations of work zones change as roadway and other projects are started and completed, and many high-density crash locations shown here are not likely to see work-zone related crashes in the near future. Crash Count per 5-Square-Mile Appendix b: Detailed Emphasis Area Document B-153 153

When Figure 16.3: Temporal Trends in Work-Zone-Related Fatalities and Serious Injuries Work-zone-related crashes resulted in 24 and 21 fatalities in 26 and 27, respectively. Serious injuries were highest in 27 with 143. Since 28, fatalities and serious injuries associated with work-zone crashes have significantly decreased. The trend in these high-severity crashes during the eight-year period shows the lowest numbers in the month of January. The highest numbers of fatalities have taken place during the month of July and on Saturdays. Some overnight hours, and hours approaching noon, have seen a higher proportion of work-zone crashes than the average for all crashes. 12. TIM - WorkZones.xlsx 2-5. Urb WHEN 7/25/214 12:41 PM 2 15 1 5 12. TIM - WorkZones.xlsx 2-5. Fatalities Urb WHEN Serious Injuries Total K+A Trend7/25/214 12:41 PM 9 6 3 12. TIM - WorkZones.xlsx 2-5. Urb Fatalities WHEN Serious Injuries Total K+A Trend 7/25/214 12:41 PM 15 25 26 27 28 29 21 211 212 1 5 12. TIM - WorkZones.xlsx 2-5. Fatalities Urb WHEN Serious Injuries Total K+A Trend7/25/214 12:41 PM 75 6 45 3 15 Fatalities Serious Injuries Total K+A Trend B-154 Arizona Strategic Highway Safety Plan

Section 16: Traffic Incident Management 12. TIM - WorkZones.xlsx 1. WHO 7/25/214 12:41 PM Who Figure 16.4: Work-ZoneRelated Fatalities and Serious Injuries by Driver Age and Gender Younger drivers have been involved in a higher number of fatal and serious-injury work-zone crashes. Male drivers have been involved more than female drivers in nearly every age group. 12 8 4 Male Driver Age Female 12. TIM - WorkZones.xlsx How Figure 16.5: Work-Zone-Related Fatalities and Serious Injuries by Crash Type Single Vehicle7 5 Rear End 4 Left Turn 6. HOW Work-zone-related fatalities have resulted from a higher proportion of rear-end and head-on collisions than the average for all Emphasis Area crash categories. The highest numbers of both fatalities and serious injuries have resulted from single-vehicle crashes, but the numbers are lower than the average for all crashes. 6 Angle 3 Other 2 Head On 1 Sideswipe Fatalities 1 Serious Injuries 2 3 Total K+A Emphasis Area Goal Reduce fatalities and the occurrence and severity of serious injuries resulting from crashes in work zones and secondary crashes involving Traffic Incident Management (TIM) activities on all public roadways in Arizona. 7/25/214 12:41 PM Performance Measures and Objectives To be determined by the Emphasis Area team during the first year of SHSP implementation. Appendix b: Detailed Emphasis Area Document B-155 155

Strategies and Proposed : Traffic Incident Management A. Develop cross-cutting TIM programs that include training, public education, research, evaluation and application of technology. A.1 Establish TIM partnerships and programs. A.2. Provide continuing multidisciplinary training. A.3. Set goals for performance and progress, A.4. Utilize TIM technology, and evaluate performance measures. A.5 Utilize telemedicine between first responders and emergency rooms. A.6 Develop effective TIM policies. A.7 Establish awareness and education partnerships. B. Develop and implement practices, policies and public education efforts to increase TIM responder safety. B.1. Encourage recommended practices for responder safety. B.2. Strengthen education on and enforcement of Arizona s Move Over law. B.3. Improve driver training and awareness. B-156 Arizona Strategic Highway Safety Plan

Strategies and Proposed : Traffic Incident Management C. Develop and implement procedures that achieve safe and quick incident clearance. C.1. Adopt multidisciplinary TIM procedures. C.2. Set response and clearance time goals. C.3. Provide 24/7 availability of resources for TIM. D. Develop and implement prompt and reliable communications systems that support TIM. D.1. Establish multidisciplinary communications practices and procedures. D.2. Provide prompt, reliable responder notification. D.3. Utilize interoperable voice and data networks to support TIM procedures. D.4. Utilize broadband emergency communications systems to support TIM procedures. D.5. Provide prompt, reliable traveler information systems. D.6. Develop partnerships with news media and information providers. Appendix b: Detailed Emphasis Area Document B-157

Strategies and Proposed : Work Zones A. Develop and improve work-zone design and management practices. A.1 Develop a work-zone manual for use by ADOT and local agencies to produce consistent work-zone traffic control practices statewide, which includes consideration of pedestrian and bicyclist safety needs. A.2 Create and maintain a statewide and/or regional database that allows for improved coordination of construction scheduling to minimize work zones on a route or area. A.3 Create regional committees comprised of engineering, enforcement, EMS and other stakeholders who assist agencies with work-zone traffic-management planning. A.4 Implement policies requiring contractors to update/maintain work-zone signing daily. A.5 Improve work-zone safety for pedestrians and bicyclists. B. Improve driver compliance with work-zone traffic controls. B.1 Increase fines for speeding through work zones. B.2 Use speed monitoring / feedback systems in work zones. B.3 Increase work-zone enforcement. B.4 Consider use of temporary rumble strips to gain driver attention and reduce speeds. B-158 Arizona Strategic Highway Safety Plan

Strategies and Proposed : Work Zones C. Increase knowledge and awareness of work zones and work-zone safety. C.1 Conduct work-zone awareness campaigns. Appendix b: Detailed Emphasis Area Document B-159