National Traffic Incident Response Awareness Week November 9-15

October 1, 2020

National Traffic Incident Response Awareness Week is November 9-15, 2020 is a chance for all responder communities to individually and jointly make a difference by teaching each other, and the motoring public, about our common goals and responsibility to one another.

In the past three years, state DOTs, Turnpike Authorities, and responder agencies and organizations marked Incident Response Week with:

Targeted DMS messaging
Ride-along opportunities
Video Sharing
Social media campaigns
Open houses
Special exercise activities
Events marking the lives wasted in preventable crashes

Also, please consider an online training program from National Highway Institute (NHI) or Responder Safety Learning Network at no cost to responders! The FHWA TIM training site has more information as well.

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