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                  Traffic Incident Management


                  & Trauma Care







                   Traffic  Incident  Management  (TIM)  is  the  process  of  coordinating  the
                   resources  of  a  number  of  different  government  partner  agencies  and
                   private sector companies to detect, respond to, and clear traffic incidents

                   as  quickly  as  possible  to  reduce  the  impacts  of  incidents  on  safety
                   and  congestion,  while  enhancing  the  safety  of  the  travelling  public.



                                 hen  an  accident
                                 occurs, congestion
                                 quickly builds up
                                 and chances of a
                   Wsecondary incident
                   increase. The sooner incidents are
                   detected, the sooner safety personnel
                   can respond to the incident and clear it
                   from the roads thereby allowing traffic
                   lanes to re-open and traffic to return to
                   normal conditions. The system assists with
                   creating a safe work zone with proper
                   signage and equipment for emergency
                   crews responding to an incident.
                     In National Highways Public Private
                   Partnership Projects, concessionaires
                   are  obligated  to establish a system  of
                   highway patrol and to make interventions
                   as required for smooth, safe and efficient
                   traffic movement by providing rescue and
                   relief to the users in case of need. In Public
                   funded  projects  of  National Highways
                   Authority of India (NHAI) it deploys at its
                   own cost Highways Control System. In
                   both situations the route patrol is normally
                   the primary source of information about
                   occurrence of such incidents. Secondary
                   sources may be cellphones from drivers
                   or passengers where traffic management
                   centers are set up and such information
                   would be sourced from CCTV footages
                   and emergency call boxes




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