National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Traffic Records 101 – Web-Based Training
http://www.trafficrecords101.net/
Traffic Records 101 gives highway safety professionals the basics of what a traffic records information system is as well as providing an in-depth understanding of what a comprehensive traffic records system covers. The training can be taken on the Internet and may be accessed in the office, at home, or while on travel, and may be covered at the user's own pace. As the field of Traffic Records continues to transform through new technology and information, the curriculum will grow with more advanced courses that will keep you up-to-date with the latest trends. Online examinations are available at the end of each module to test your comprehension. During this workshop, participants will:
- Gain an overview of what traffic records information systems looks like;
- Obtain and in-depth understanding of the different components that create an effective traffic records information system;
- Understand what is considered good data: quality, quantity, timeliness, and completeness;
- Obtain a certificate of completion.
The Web site includes reading assignments and links to articles. Module topics include:
- Overview of a Traffic Records System
- Crash Data System
- Roadway Data System
- Driver License Data System
- Vehicle Registration Data System
- Injury Control Data System
- Citation and Adjudication Data System
- Motor Carrier Data System
- Exposure to Data Systems
- Data Analysis Capabilities
Who should take the course?
Highway safety professionals at the State or local level who are interested in an in-depth view of traffic records information system functions.
Costs
None.
For more information, contact:
Your NHTSA Regional Office or Karen F. Scott
NHTSA, NPO-122
1200 New Jersey Avenue., S.E. W55-321
Washington, DC 20590
Voice: 202-366-2739
FAX: 202-366-2746
E-mail: karen.scott@nhtsa.dot.gov