Roadway Hazards
Emergency
Preparedness
Acronyms
Office Safety
Foundation 14
100

This type of road condition occurs when rain mixes with oil and dust, making pavement especially slippery.

What is slick pavement.

100

This communication item should be battery powered or hand crank.

What is a radio

100

ROW

Right of Way

100

Overloading outlets can increase the risk of this.

What is an electrical fire.

100

#3

Idling

200

These roadway locations account for a large number of crashes due to turning and crossing traffic.

What are intersections.

200

This emergency requires seeking shelter in the lowest interior room of a building.

What is a tornado.

200

SDS

Safety Data Sheet

200

At TxDOT, safety is considered who's responsibility?

What is everyone's.


200

#1

PPE

300

The common behavior is a leading cause of crashes near road construction.

What is distracted driving.

300

This long-term emergency may require evacuation and extended disaster supplies.

What is a hurricane.


300

MMS

Maintenance Management System

300

This is the leading cause of injuries in office environments.

Slips, Trips and Falls. 

300

#14

360o

400

This type of road makes up the majority of Texas roadway miles and often has higher speed limits. 

What are rural highways.

400

This device can help restart a heart experiencing sudden cardiac arrest.

What is an AED.

400

DBE

Disadvantaged Business Enterprise

400

Keeping file drawers closed helps prevent this type of injury.

What is a trip or tip-over injury.

400

#10

Lights

500

Stop and go traffic on Texas interstates often leads to this chain reaction crash.

What is a multi-vehicle collision. 

500

This action before a trip greatly reduces risk during roadway emergencies.

What is a pre-trip check. 

500

STIP

Statewide Transportation Improvement Program

500

This is the correct response if you feel unsafe performing a task.

What is stop and notify a supervisor.

500

#7

Traffic Control

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