National TIM Responder Program Update

September 29, 2016

Tony L. Young – FHWA Kentucky Division

National TIM Responder Training

Program Implementation Progress - As of September 19, 2016

Train-the-Trainer Sessions

• 253 sessions with 8,405 participants

In-Person Responder Training

• 8,019 sessions with 190,081 participants

Web-Based Training (WBT)

• 12,017 participants

Total Trained: 210,503

TIM Training Program Implementation Progress

Responder Training: In-Person and WBT- As of September 19, 2016

MA: 2,197[22]

1,204[1,001]

RI: 1,200

[1]

CT: 657 [102]

NJ: 7,808[26]

MD: 3,284[113]

DC: 1,992[30]

2,636[6]

559[94]3,503

[75]

1,113[7]

259[26]

6,551[44]11,322

[1,638]4,461

[8]9,324[43]

3,638[6]

3,220 [94]

215[4]

2,058[10]

6,423[3]

4,335[14]

5,536[16]

10,224[4,318]

7,221[20]

1,757[4]

1,652[10]1,730

[2]

1,060[3]

12,612[2,994]

354[77]

3,499[32]

3,016[63]

3,966[70]

856[20]

2,467[295]

7,126 [22]

3,748[16]1,667

[5]

8,380 [205]

1,965[8]

2,838[55]

685[10]

13,847 [136]

VT: 965[19]

NH: 1,686

[2]

243[55]

Mexico: 397

Number of Responders Trained: In-Person - 190,081 Web-Based Training (WBT) - [12,017]

227[6]

2,585[7]

DE: 295[1]

4,560[70]

Canada: 230

TIM Training Program Implementation Progress

Percent TrainedSIP 17 Goal of 20% - As of September 19, 2016

MA: 19.2%(12,079)

11.4%(20,777)

RI: 30.5%(4,080)

CT: 26.5%(3,120)

NJ: 27.0%(29,798)

MD: 15.6% (23,218)

DC: 32.2%(6,534)

25.5%(10,502)

33.7%

(11,394)

31.6%(3,770)

3.5%(10,627)

12.4%(54,500)35.5%

(37,126)14.9%(30,546)

17.4%(54,699)

28.7%(13,245)

17.6%(19,894)

3.0%(9,932)

38.4%(17,100)

13.9%(32,555)

21.0%(27,081)

19.1%(78,309)

24.5%(31,000)

37.2%(4,930)

28.1%(3,993)

22.6%(71,223)

4.3%(11,781)

13.8%(26,350)

35.8%(9,019)

18.9%(22,500)

11.7%(7,831)

20.7%(14,331)

13.3%(55,670)

13.8%(28,532)

21.0%(8,683)

27.5%

5.7%(54,443)

10.1%(7,510)

26.5%(18,177)

VT: 36.7%(2,796)

NH: 24.4%(7,175)

7.4%(4,797)

8.3%(3,270) 46.5%

(5,924)

10 - 19.9% Trained

5 - 9.9% Trained

0.1 - 4.9% Trained

17.9% Percent Trained

(1,178,022) Total Responders To Be Trained

26.8%(8,300)

(32,948)

1.8%(45,209)

6.0%(30,208)

8.0%(21,542)

DE: 7.0%(4,715)

20+% Trained

TIM Training Program Implementation Progress

Total Trained By Discipline - As of September 19, 2016

* NHI Web-Based Training totals are included in “Other Disciplines”

18,334 (41.1%)

18,125 (23.8%)

24,214 (28.6%)

9,767 (4.5%)

76,259 (20.4%)

63,804 (16.7%)

44,597

76,041

84,686

217,115

374,527

381,056

0 50,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000 300,000 350,000 400,000 450,000

Other Disciplines

Towing and Recovery

Transportation/Public Works

EMS

Fire/Rescue

Law Enforcement

Total Trained Total To Be Trained

200,000 Trained Milestone Event

FHWA HQ August 10, 2016

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• David Kim, Deputy Federal Highway Administrator USDOT

• Tommy Hicks, International Association of Fire Chiefs

• Mark Fergus, International Association of Chiefs of Police

• John Borowski, Towing and Recovery Association of America

Traffic Incident Responder

Safety Proclamation

Training Materials Update Status

• Existing lesson objectives will remain the same

• Updating case studies and statistics

• Addressing commonly heard comments

– Better acknowledge and incorporate rural TIM

examples

– Refocus Train-the-Trainer materials to better address

how to successfully deliver the TIM training

• Establishment of Statewide multi-discipline TIM Committee that

meets regularly, sets goals and is committed to the expansion and

institutionalization of TIM

• Establish TIM web page with tabs for resources, training success

stories etc.

• Maintains communications with trainers and recognizes their

accomplishments

• Work with LTAP and/or MPO to strengthen TIM program

• Strengthen regional partnerships, engage responder/safety

associations (IACP, IAFC, NHTSA, GHSA etc.) and make the case

for integrating TIM performance measures; the proof of TIM benefits

is through data

•

Key Best Practices

Provides an understanding of whether or not training participants have implemented the TIM procedures and strategies provided in the training

TIM Training Post Course

Assessment Results

• Kentucky: 132

• Iowa: 64

• Wisconsin: 41

• Nevada: 33

• Maine: 26

• Florida: 26

• North Dakota: 23

• Indiana: 22

• Texas: 19

• Massachusetts: 19

• Vermont: 18

• Virginia: 16

• California: 13

• Oregon: 12

• New Jersey: 10

• States with ≤ 5: 11

494 Post Course Assessment Accounts

Created User Summary By State

EDC4 - Using Data to Improve

Traffic Incident Management

Next Generation TIM

Improve and expand the collection of

uniform Traffic Incident Management

(TIM) data among state and

metropolitan-area transportation and law

enforcement agencies to evaluate and

improve TIM programs, thereby clearing

roadways faster and reducing the

number of secondary crashes. 12

EDC4 Next Steps

• 7 Regional Summits – Includes all 11

Innovations

• 15 people per state selected by Division

• Kentucky participating in Baltimore Oct 18-19

• Indiana and Michigan - Minn/St. Paul Oct 25-26

• Ohio – Austin Dec 6-7

2 years – 2017 though 2019

ResponderSafety.com

• Dedicated to emergency responder safety

• Firefighters

• EMT/paramedics

• Law enforcement officers

• Towing & recovery operators

• Transportation / safety service patrols

• Preventing line of duty “struck-by-vehicle”

• Fatalities

• Injuries

• Property damage

Jim Austrich(202) 366-0731 (202) 400-0164james.austrich@dot.gov

Paul Jodoin(202)366-5465 Paul.Jodoin@dot.gov

FHWA HQ TIM Contacts

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