Incidents (vehicle accidents and disablements) significantly contribute to the growing traffic congestion problem in Washington state. To mitigate the adverse impacts of incidents, WSDOT has established a number of incident management systems that employ a variety of incident management procedures; however, it is difficult to quantify the effectiveness of these incident management procedures because the appropriate data are lacking. This study developed a database program to resolve this data deficiency and provide a single, consistent, statewide incident management database.
Development and Evaluation of an Incident Response Database for Washington State
1995
211 pages
Report
No indication
English
Transportation Safety , Transportation & Traffic Planning , Transportation , Washington(State) , Databases , Accidents , Reaction time , Motor vehicle accidents , Traffic congestion , Traffic management , Computer applications , Software , Geographic information systems , Seattle(Washington) , Incident response
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