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  Home Papers & Presentations Freeway Service Patrols Survey › Page 1
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LOCATION Cleveland, OH Westchester, NY St. Louis, MO Orange County, CA
NAME OF PATROL Road Crewzers Highway Emergency Local Patrol Motorist Assist Orange County Freeway Service Patrol
SPONSOR Ohio DOT, Ameritech, East Ohio Gas Company None Missouri DOT -- exclusively Orange County Transportation Authority; Caltrans; CA Highway Patrol
TYPE OF PATROL Courtesy patrol Full service patrol Courtesy patrol; traffic control; focused on traffic congestion incident management Congestion Mitigation / Motorist Assistance
MANAGING ORG. ODOT -- District 12 NYSDOT Missouri DOT Orange County Transportation Authority
CENTER LINE MILES PATROLLED 95 +/- 147 234 170
NO. OF VEHICLES (exclusively for service patrol) 5 pick ups 21 pick ups 14 pick ups (1 additional vehicle for emergency response) 25 wreckers; 3 pick ups; 3 cars
SPECIAL EQUIPMENT CARRIED Floor jack; gasoline; water; oil; sand; cold mix; jumper cables; spill kit; air tank; hand tools; fire extinguisher (2); flares; traffic cones; first aid kit; misc. supplies Compressor; extra battery; fuel; flares; traffic cones; antifreeze Traffic advisors; push bumpers; fire extinguishers; air; heavy duty jack; mechanics hand tools; state radios; cell phone External speaker and public address system; mounted spot light cable; power outlets; programmable scanners; tool box; first aid kit; fire extinguisher; misc. supplies
HOURS OF OPERATION 5 am - 8:30 pm   Monday through Friday 6 - 10 am and 3 - 7 pm 4 am - 8:30 pm, Monday through Friday 5:30 - 9 am and 3 - 7 pm (5:30 - 7 pm in construction zones)
WHO PROVIDES SERVICE PATROL? In-house service Outside contractor In-house service Outside contractor
WHAT SERVICES DOES YOUR SERVICE PATROL PERFORM? Push vehicles off highway; clear debris; provide traffic reports; make repairs; direct traffic; provide medical assistance (basic supplies only); fix potholes; phone Push vehicles off highway; clear debris; make repairs (minor); direct traffic; provide fuel and antifreeze; fix flat tires; jump starts Provide fluids; HAZMAT - Absorbent Booms Push vehicles off highway; clear debris; make repairs (minor); direct traffic if requested by CHP at accident scene; change tires; gas; tow off highway
NO. OF ANNUAL ASSISTS PROVIDED 10,000 +/- 23,000 +/- 30,000 + 55,000
MAX. LENGTH OF TIME ALLOWED TO ASSIST BEFORE FURTHER ACTION IS TAKEN 15 min. +/- 10 min. +/- 30 min. Generally 5-10 min.

 

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