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Four-Question Interview with Angie Kremer, P.E., Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT): Providing Responders with Effective Temporary Traffic Control through Resources and Equipment

Author/Presenter: Arva, Erin
Abstract:

In this interview, Angie Kremer, the TIM Engineer for MDOT, overseeing the areas of TIM and Work Zone Safety & Mobility, provides information on several unique approaches being taken in Michigan to ensure all responders have approved guidance on proper temporary traffic control (TTC) techniques, the benefits of an emergency traffic trailer in a crash-prone area, and how a unique partnership is providing needed TTC equipment to responders at greatly reduced rates.

Source: The Responder
Publication Date: March 2015
Source URL: Link to URL
Notes:

The Clearinghouse has a copy of this item.

Publication Types: News and Other Non-research Articles
Topics: Incident Management; Temporary Traffic Control

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