'Road ranger' presentation slideshows

MODULE 1 Road Ranger Program History / Contract

MODULE 1 Road Ranger Program History / Contract. Why are you here?. Course Objective. Provide information to ensure your safety Define roles and responsibilities Maintain the integrity of the Department Keeping the reputation of your contractor intact

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Change Management Board Meeting

Change Management Board Meeting. Local: 850-410-5667 Toll-Free: 866-374-3368 Ext. 5667. Welcome and Introductions. Steve Corbin , CMB Chairman. Change Management Board. Change Management Board. Previous Meeting Recap and Action Item Review. Steve Corbin. Change Management Board.

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SunGuide SM Software Development Project Release 3.0 Kick-off Meeting April 5, 2007

SunGuide SM Software Development Project Release 3.0 Kick-off Meeting April 5, 2007. Agenda. Introductions. Agenda. Meeting Objectives. Provide overview of: Development Team Software Architecture Components being implemented Budget Schedule Not an objective:

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MODULE 10 Road Ranger Work Zones

MODULE 10 Road Ranger Work Zones. Purpose of the Course. To train personnel who may be required to assist motorists and emergency personnel within the highway right-of-way, as part of their Road Ranger Duties. Objectives of the Course.

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Module 9 RELOCATING VEHICLES

Module 9 RELOCATING VEHICLES. INTRODUCTION. Important Road Ranger Goal:. Keep travel lanes open and traffic moving. CLEARING THE ROADWAY. Disabled vehicles left in travel lanes are a safety hazard and against Florida State Law

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Florida DOT Road Ranger

Smartphone Application for Road Rangers Tucker Brown Roger Strain Robert W. Heller, Ph.D. Southwest Research Institute San Antonio, Texas USA. Florida DOT Road Ranger. Road Rangers Provide free highway assistance service Roving vehicles patrol congested areas and high incident locations

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FDOT District 4 ITS Program Update

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Training Safety Tip

Training Safety Tip. Secondary Crashes. Danger to motorists. Can be more severe than original incident. Can occur as a result of traffic slowing quickly: Around a curve Beyond hill crest Larger vehicle blocking view of scene Moving in MOT area (lane squeeze).

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