Incident Management Program for Virginia

Report No: 88-R25

Published in 1988

About the report:

Freeways that are already operating at or near capacity are becoming more congested because of frequent incidents such as accidents, disabled vehicles, etc. In an effort to initiate an incident management program in Virginia, information from other states concerning incident management techniques was obtained for the purpose of helping understand the nature of the problem along with ways of combating it. suggestions for the initiation of a program are also presented.

Documents

88-R25

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Authors

Frank D. Shepard

Last updated: December 29, 2023