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  Home Papers & Presentations Freeway Service Patrols Survey › Page 4
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LOCATION Cincinnati, OH Denver, CO Albany, NY Boston, MA
NAME OF PATROL ARTIMIS Freeway Service Patrol Mile High Courtesy Patrol HELP (Highway Emergency Local Patrol) Motorist Assistance Program (MAP)
SPONSOR ARTIMIS; CVS Drug Stores Colorado DOT New York State DOT (using federal and state funds) CVS Drug Stores sponsors 2 of 21 vans
TYPE OF PATROL Courtesy patrol Courtesy patrol Courtesy patrol Courtesy patrol
MANAGING ORG. ARTIMIS Colorado DOT New York State DOT Mass Highways
CENTER LINE MILES PATROLLED 88 48 40 283
NO. OF VEHICLES (exclusively for service patrol) 5 vans 10 wreckers 2 pick ups plus 1 back-up truck 21 vans
SPECIAL EQUIPMENT CARRIED Public address system; CB radios; cell phone; police and fire scanners; fluids; minor repair kits; air compressors; jacks; tools; flares; first aid kit; blankets Towing equipment; cell phones; 2-way radios; floor jacks; booster cables; recharge air bottles; fire extinguishers; first aid kit; safety equipment; gas Air compressor; lug nut remover; air jack Repair equipment; environmental equipment; parts for temporary mechanical repairs
HOURS OF OPERATION 6:30 - 9:30 am and 3 - 6 pm Monday through Friday 6:30 - 9 am and 3:30 - 6:30 pm Monday through Friday 7 - 10 am and 3 - 7 pm 6:30AM - 9:30 am and 3:30 pm - 6:30 pm Monday through Friday
WHO PROVIDES SERVICE PATROL? Outside contractor Outside contractor Outside contractor Outside contractor
WHAT SERVICES DOES YOUR SERVICE PATROL PERFORM? Push vehicles off highway; clear debris; provide traffic reports; make repairs; provide medical assistance; help law enforcement during freeway closures Tow vehicles off highway; clear debris; provide traffic reports; protect scene; give gas/water; change tires; safe drop sites; cell phone Push vehicles off highway; clear debris; make repairs (minor repairs -- 10 min.); direct traffic; provide medical assistance (first aid/CPR); gas; jump start; change tires; use of cell phone Clear debris; make repairs; provide medical assistance -- if a disabled vehicle is not mobile within 10 min. a tow truck is dispatched
NO. OF ANNUAL ASSISTS PROVIDED 18,000 20,000 3,300 25,000
MAX. LENGTH OF TIME ALLOWED TO ASSIST BEFORE FURTHER ACTION IS TAKEN No limit 10 min. 10 min. 10 min.

 

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