TIMS Final Exam
(2026-2027)Edition
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, What does SHRP2 stand for? Strategic Highway Research Program 2
How many areas of focus does SHRP 2 have? what are 4 areas of focus: 1. Safety 2. Renewal 3. Reliability 4. Capacity National Unified
they?
The TIM training program was designed to? Establish the foundation for and to promote consistent training of all responders
to achieve the three objectives of the TIM goal
What are the three objectives of the TIM National Unified 1. Responder Safety 2. Safe, Quick Clearance 3. Prompt, Reliable, Interoperable
Goal (NUG)? Communications
What are D Drivers? Drunk Drugged Drowsy Distracted Dumb
Who suffers the most deaths by being struck each year? Tow truck drivers (Average 60)
On average, how many police officers die by being Average of 12 per year over 24 years
struck by traffic each year?
Crashes that occur within the incident scene or within the Secondary crashes
queue or backup, including the opposite direction,
resulting from an original incident.
Effective TIM reduces and does what? Reduces the duration and impacts of traffic incidents -Improves the safety of
motorists, crash victims, and emergency responders.
Goods that have been imported or exported illegally into Contraband
the dormitory, and are not allowed? (i.e. testosterone
supplements)
Goal of TIM is to? Shorten the time duration between when the incident occurs, and when traffic
resumes as normal.
Three standards that TIM performance measures? 1. Roadway clearance time 2. Incident clearance time 3. Number of secondary
crashes
The practice of rapidly, safely, and aggressively Safe, quick clearance
removing temporary obstructions from the roadway?
What does safe, quick clearance help to do? 1. Minimizing exposure to adjacent passing traffic 2. Reduce the probability of
secondary crashes 3. Relieve overall congestion and delay.
Nationally, there are three types of laws that facilitate 1. Move Over Laws 2. Driver Removal Laws 3. Authority Removal Laws
TIM, what are they?
Law that provides authority (and immunity from liability in Authority Removal Laws
general) for designated public agencies to remove
vehicles and/or spilled cargo from the roadway to restore
traffic flow.
(2026-2027)Edition
All Questions and Correct Answers |
Graded A+ | Verified Answers | Latest Version
(Just Released)
, What does SHRP2 stand for? Strategic Highway Research Program 2
How many areas of focus does SHRP 2 have? what are 4 areas of focus: 1. Safety 2. Renewal 3. Reliability 4. Capacity National Unified
they?
The TIM training program was designed to? Establish the foundation for and to promote consistent training of all responders
to achieve the three objectives of the TIM goal
What are the three objectives of the TIM National Unified 1. Responder Safety 2. Safe, Quick Clearance 3. Prompt, Reliable, Interoperable
Goal (NUG)? Communications
What are D Drivers? Drunk Drugged Drowsy Distracted Dumb
Who suffers the most deaths by being struck each year? Tow truck drivers (Average 60)
On average, how many police officers die by being Average of 12 per year over 24 years
struck by traffic each year?
Crashes that occur within the incident scene or within the Secondary crashes
queue or backup, including the opposite direction,
resulting from an original incident.
Effective TIM reduces and does what? Reduces the duration and impacts of traffic incidents -Improves the safety of
motorists, crash victims, and emergency responders.
Goods that have been imported or exported illegally into Contraband
the dormitory, and are not allowed? (i.e. testosterone
supplements)
Goal of TIM is to? Shorten the time duration between when the incident occurs, and when traffic
resumes as normal.
Three standards that TIM performance measures? 1. Roadway clearance time 2. Incident clearance time 3. Number of secondary
crashes
The practice of rapidly, safely, and aggressively Safe, quick clearance
removing temporary obstructions from the roadway?
What does safe, quick clearance help to do? 1. Minimizing exposure to adjacent passing traffic 2. Reduce the probability of
secondary crashes 3. Relieve overall congestion and delay.
Nationally, there are three types of laws that facilitate 1. Move Over Laws 2. Driver Removal Laws 3. Authority Removal Laws
TIM, what are they?
Law that provides authority (and immunity from liability in Authority Removal Laws
general) for designated public agencies to remove
vehicles and/or spilled cargo from the roadway to restore
traffic flow.
