Bridging the Gap between Freight, Infrastructure Protection and Traffic Incident Management

Start Date:

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Summary:

The Philadelphia, PA, region’s robust traffic incident management (TIM) program is recognized nationally as a best practice program. It is facilitated by the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) and supported by numerous agencies, including the New Jersey Department of Transportation, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, New Jersey State Police, and Pennsylvania State Police, among many others.

The presenters will highlight several important best practices realized by the bi-state region’s various corridor-based Incident Management Task Forces, examples of what can be gained by improved bi-state collaboration, and the great strides being made to engage the region’s freight community in TIM.

The presenters will also share information about the New Jersey State Police’s unique, federally funded Incident Management Unit and the important role it has played in dramatically reducing incident clearance times in the state. In addition, the presenters will discuss:

  • Security and hazmat considerations relative to TIM

  • Methods to ensure multimodal infrastructure protection by mitigating risks

  • The benefits of engaging non-traditional TIM partners

  • Information about why having a strong transportation system is critical to an effective TIM program

Adequate time will be allowed following the presentations for Q&A.

Registration
Please register at this link: https://gfnet.webex.com/gfnet/onstage/g.php?d=490943757&t=a. The webinar log-in details will then be emailed to you. With questions, please contact Bill Benson at wbenson@gfnet.com.

 

 

Cost:

FREE

Instructors:

This webinar will be led by:

  • Laurie Matkowski, Manager, Office of Transportation Operations Management, Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission

  • Lieutenant John McMahon Jr., Station Commander, Burlington Marine Services Station, New Jersey State Police

 

Event Type:

Webinar

Organizational Capability Element:

    Performance Management
    Evaluation of Operations Strategies
    Integrated Corridor Management
    Freeway Operations
    Traffic Incident Management
    Technical Understanding
    Program Status/Authorities
    Education, Training & Professional Activities

Operations Area of Practice:

    Corridor and Arterial Traffic Management
    Active Traffic Management (ATM)
    Traffic Impact Assessment
    Traffic Incident Management

Role in Organization:

Transportation Planner
Public
Senior Engineer
Researcher/Academic
Principal Engineer
Manager / First Line Supervisor
Director / Program Manager
Maintenance Staff
Technician
CEO / GM / Commissioner
Engineer
Operator
Senior Manager
Public Safety Officer
Transit Professional
Associate Engineer
Media / PIO