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Has several Transportation Operations Centers (TOCs) Providing the highest quality integrated transportation services for economic benefit and improved quality of life. To find out more on Traffic Incident Management go to: www.michigan.gov/mi-timesafe How can help with that can help… Contact: Dawn Miller, P.E. Incident Operations Engineer [email protected] Phone: 517-636-4719 Traffic Incident Management
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Page 1: T ra ffic - Michigan...T ra ffic Incident M a n a g ement. T ra n s p o rta tion Operations Centers Through the use of Intelligent Transportation Systems and the operators behind the

Has several

Transportation

Operations

Centers

(TOCs)

Providing the highestquality integrated

transportation servicesfor economic benefit andimproved quality of life.

To find out more on Traffic IncidentManagement go to:

www.michigan.gov/mi-timesafe

How can

help with

that can help…

Contact:Dawn Miller, P.E. Incident Operations Engineer [email protected]: 517-636-4719

Traffic Incident

Management

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Transportation Operations Centers

Through the use of Intelligent TransportationSystems and the operators behind the

technology at the Transportation OperationsCenters (TOC), the Michigan Department ofTransportation (MDOT) offers first respond-

ers a valuable service:

Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) CCTV cameras expedite response time bypinpointing the exact location of an incident.

Dynamic Message Signs (DMS)Operators post messages to DMS informingmotorists of traffic incidents.

Communication HubOperators seamlessly connect first responders tocounty forces, construction crews and the public.

Mi Drive WebsiteCCTV, DMS, and real-time traffic flow, amongother data, are shown at: www.michigan.gov/drive.

Free WorkshopsTraffic control and lessons learned from pastincidents are presented in brief workshops.

Data WarehouseData tracked by MDOT can help future incidentmanagement coordination and performance.

West MichiganContact:

616-451-8329E-mail:[email protected]

Hours of Operation:

Special events and holidays as needed.Outside of these hours phones will be

answered by the Statewide TOC.

S outheast MichiganC ontact:

313-965-0777E-mail:[email protected] of Operation: 24/7/365

The Southeast Michigan TOC (SEMTOC) has roving Freeway

Courtesy Patrol drivers that can assistfirst responders on southeast Michigan

freeways 24/7/365.

Mon. - Thur. 6 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Fri. 6 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Sat. - Sun. noon - 8 p.m.

S tatewideContact:

517-241-4000 855-MDOT-STOCE-mail: [email protected]

Hours of Operation: 24/7/365

The Statewide TOC (STOC) operatesin areas not covered by other TOCsand operates WMTOC after-hours.Also, the Freeway Courtesy Patrol program now extends into Brighton

and Ann Arbor.

B ridgesInternational Bridge

906-635-5255Mackinac Bridge

906-643-7600Blue Water Bridge

810-984-3131The bridges operate 24/7/365. Contact

the respective bridge for informationregarding the bridge’s operation or

freeway approaches.

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