This report summarizes the deployment activities associated with the United States Department of Transportation (USDOT) Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's (FMCSA's) Hazmat Safety and Security Field Operational Test (FOT). The FOT was conducted over a 24-month period, beginning in September, 2002 and culminated in a six-month field testing of multiple technologies. The purpose of the FOT was to quantify the security costs and benefits of an operational concept that applies technology and improved enforcement procedures to hazmat transportation and was scoped to address the following risk areas: driver verification, off-route vehicle alerts, stolen vehicles (both tractors and trailers), unauthorized drivers, cargo tampering, and suspicious cargo deliveries.
Hazmat Safety and Security Field Operational Test. Final Report
2004
160 pages
Report
No indication
English
Transportation Safety , Solid Wastes Pollution & Control , Police, Fire, & Emergency Services , Transportation , Transportation & Traffic Planning , Hazardous materials transportation , Transportation safety , Motor carriers , Shipping , Deployment , Security , Costs , Benefits , Risk assessment , Motor vehicle drivers , Transportation systems , Regulations , Government policies , Vulnerabilities , Threats , Terrorism , Emergency preparedness , Field tests
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