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Crash Responder Safety Week 2026: November 2-6
Slow Down, Move Over. Lives are on the Line!
Every few seconds, a traffic incident responder puts their life on the line to aid crash victims and to safely and quickly clear crashes as well as other traffic incidents that could otherwise result in a secondary crash. Every year traffic incident responders are killed in the line of duty or bear life-long scars from life-altering injuries.
The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) began commemorating Crash Responder Safety week (CRSW) in 2016, now annually, it takes place in November. CRSW affords a unique opportunity for every Traffic Incident Management (TIM) community member to make a difference individually and jointly for roadway safety during traffic incidents
Traffic incident response is a collaborative effort engaging EMS, law enforcement, fire and rescue, public works, towing and recovery, transportation, and other disciplines. TIM communities across the nation come together this week by teaching each other and all road users about our common goal and responsibility for safe, quick roadway clearance.
TIM communities use this week to:
- Remind all road users to slow down, move over, and remain alert when approaching all forms of traffic incident response activity –whether aiding a stalled vehicle, clearing roadway debris, or responding to a crash.
- Encourage all traffic incident responders to complete the free, four-hour National TIM Responder training.
Daily Themes:
- Monday (11/2): Slow Down, Move Over / National Kickoff Webinar
- Tuesday (11/3): Driver Education
- Wednesday (11/4): Responder Training
- Thursday (11/5): More Than a Crash (Highway Heroes / Quick Clearance)
- Friday (11/6): Roadside Lifeline (Incidents beyond crashes, debris, medical emergencies)
For further information, please click on the following link: https://transportationops.org/TIM/CRSW
Traffic Incident Management (TIM)
Welcome to the Nevada Traffic Incident Management (TIM) Program, a statewide initiative dedicated to improving the safety and efficiency of Nevada’s roadways by equipping first responders, transportation agencies, towing professionals, and others, with the tools and training needed to manage traffic incidents effectively and safely. This is maintaining a focus on the safety of Nevada’s First Responders as well as the motorists.
Every minute a roadway incident remains unresolved increases the risk of secondary crashes by 2.8% and puts responders and the traveling public at risk. We aim to reduce incident clearance times, enhance responder safety, and minimize traffic delays, ensuring Nevada’s roads remain as safe and efficient as possible.
What We Do
Provide TIM Training
Offering specialized training for law enforcement, fire departments, emergency medical services, towing and recovery operators, and transportation personnel to enhance coordinated response efforts.
Promote Interagency Collaboration
Bringing together key stakeholders to improve incident response strategies across disciplines.
Develop TIM Coalitions
Supporting local and regional TIM teams to implement best practices and strengthen community response capabilities for the 7 coalitions in Nevada.
Enhance Public Awareness
Working with key stakeholders to help educate motorists on Nevada traffic laws, safe driving behaviors near incident scenes, and the importance of reducing distractions in work zones. Responder safety is still the main focus for all activity while on a crash scene.
Get Involved
Join a TIM Training Session
TIM Training provides first responders and roadway workers with proven strategies for safely and efficiently handling traffic incidents through the SHRP2 TIM Training. Visit our Training to learn more and register for an upcoming session. These training sessions are for First Responders, Volunteer First Responders, all other participating companies, and others as identified.
Connect with Your Local TIM Coalition –
TIM teams are active across Nevada, working to improve incident response at the regional level. Get involved in your area by visiting our About Us.
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TIM Coalition Meetings & Events
- 2026 TIM Coalition Meetings to be announced.
For additional dates & information about coalition meetings, SHRP2 TIM Training, Nevada TRIP Program, click here.
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Meetings
TRIP After-Action Review Meetings
- There are no meetings scheduled at this time.
For additional dates & information about coalition meetings, SHRP2 TIM Training, Nevada TRIP Program, click here.
Contact Us
Have questions about the Nevada TIM Program? Looking for resource information? Need training for your agency or company? Visit our Contact Us tab or reach out to one of the contacts below to get in touch with our team.
Together, we can make Nevada’s roads safer for everyone.
Pat Gallagher
(Parsons / Project Manager)
- Email: Pat.Gallagher@parsons.com
- Phone: (775) 720-8522
Kim Peters
(Parsons / TIM Program Specialist)
- Email: kim.peters@parsons.com
- Phone: (714) 334-5607
David Strawn
(Parsons / TIM Program Specialist / SHRP2 TIM Training Coordinator)
- Email: david.strawn@parsons.com
- Phone: (702) 885-4944