Office of Incident Management - Conference
2012 Tennessee Highway Safety and Operations Conference Presentations
The Tennessee Highway Safety, Operations, and Incident Management Conference were held on September 26-28.
The purpose of the annual Tennessee Highway Safety, Operations, and Incident Management Conference was to present strategies on better safety and operational practices for Tennessee’s roadways by having national and local speakers discuss methods for identifying locations with high crash data and/ or crash patterns on specific roadway, along with strategies to make safety improvements to these areas of concern.
The conference provided best practices on operational issues that we face everyday keeping our roadways functioning, and how to guide our future planning in areas of performance measures, integrated planning/operations, incident management and components of the Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). The conference expounded on areas in incident management and on how to improve the management of highway incidents.
Presentations (documents are pdf format)
- TDOT Motorist Information
- Teens Drive Smart
- Roadway Safety
- Local Roads Safety Initiative
- Motorcycle Rider Education Program
- Nine Proven Safety Countermeasures
- Work Zone Safety
- Systemic Safety Projects
- Evolution of the Airbag
- Towing and Recovery Service Partnerships
- Ready Tennessee (Be Better Prepared for Any Emergency)
- National TIM Responder Training
- Operation Tailwatch (Helicopter Safety and Utilization)
- Intelligent Transportation Systems Tennessee (.pptx)
- Draeger Safety Diagnostics
