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  Home Papers & Presentations Freeway Service Patrols Survey › Page 5
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LOCATION Gary, IN New York, NY
NAME OF PATROL Hoosier Helper HELP (Highway Emergency Local Patrol)
SPONSOR None New York State DOT (using federal and state funds)
TYPE OF PATROL Full service patrol Courtesy patrol
MANAGING ORG. Indiana DOT New York State DOT
CENTER LINE MILES PATROLLED 29 155
NO. OF VEHICLES (exclusively for service patrol) 5 vans 14 pick ups plus 2 cars
SPECIAL EQUIPMENT CARRIED Cones; arrow boards; first aid supplies; roll-up signs Compressors; air jacks; fuel; antifreeze; water; basic hand tools; cell phone
HOURS OF OPERATION 24 hours/day; 7 days/week 6 - 10 am and 3 - 6 pm Monday through Friday
WHO PROVIDES SERVICE PATROL? In-house In-house for expressways; outside contractor for parkways
WHAT SERVICES DOES YOUR SERVICE PATROL PERFORM? Push vehicles off highway; clear debris; make repairs; direct traffic; provide medical assistance Push vehicles off highway; make repairs; provide medical assistance; provide fuel and oil; repair flats; make phone calls; request tows
NO. OF ANNUAL ASSISTS PROVIDED 16,000 36,000
MAX. LENGTH OF TIME ALLOWED TO ASSIST BEFORE FURTHER ACTION IS TAKEN 20 min. 10 min.

 

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