The objectives of the study were to examine DOT safety information systems and assess requirements for a TRANSIS Network to provide DOT decision-makers with data for measurement of safety performance of U.S. transportation and data on priorities and resource allocations for DOT safety programs. Efforts included a survey of all DOT and NTSB safety information systems and programs concerned with the reduction and prevention of fatal accidents, serious personal injury and major property damage. Recommendations include efforts to better coordinate and consolidate existing and planned information systems into a series of six centers. These are defined as: Modal Safety Information Centers for Highways and Traffic, Rail and Guided Pathway, Water, and Aviation; a dual Center for Hazardous Materials and Pipeline Safety; and a Safety Program Coordination Information Center for all of DOT.
TRANSIS. Transportation Safety Information System. A Design Concept
1973
75 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Transportation Safety , Information Systems , Information systems , Traffic safety , Transportation , Management planning , Design , Decision making , Accident prevention , Information centers , Hazards , Transportation safety information systems , TRANSIS(Transportation Safety Information Systems) , Management information systems
Transportation Safety Information Report
NTIS | 1977
Transportation Safety Information Report
NTIS | 1979
Transportation Safety Information Report, 1978
NTIS | 1978