Advanced Warning
The Number 1 priority at an accident scene.
Safety
Sammy Hager can't drive this
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TIM
Traffic Incident Management
This is what Fred wants us all to do
BE SAFE
Why we place warning devices ahead of a scene...
SAFETY
The most upstream area of the TEMA this is where signs, vehicles, or other direction indicators are placed.
The advanced warning area
The MUTCD considers an incident duration of this length of time to be Intermediate
30 minutes to 2 hours
NTSB
National Transportation Safety Board
Corban says this when he wants us to pay attention, but it started with Fred telling him
Head on a Swivel
Hey Arnold...this is end of the accident or the downstream area, not one of your movies
The Termination Area
Cones (Reflective), Arrow boards, Scene ahead signs,
Advanced warning devices
The distance between stripes on the highway
30 feet
DOT
Department of Transportation
What Fred needs after dealing with Lori's shenanigans
Vacation
Where the primary scene is
The Activity Area
When there is poor or reduced visibility due to weather or road features such as curves or hills.
Longer advanced warning areas
The average is this....on a highway add 2 or 3
10 feet wide lanes
MUTCD
Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices
College Football team
Notre Dame
Buffer and Protected spaces offer a safety cushion in this area
Incident space
The most common advanced warning devices
Emergency Vehicles
MUTCD minor incident, or a domino's pizza delivery
30 minutes or less
IEMA
Illinois Emergency Management Agency
Don't do this or you are gonna get the look...
Take Fred's Picture
Where the change happens, lane changes that is
The Transition Area