Along with training personnel on TTC equipment use, what other consideration should agencies have?

The importance of developing a means for personnel to provide feedback on the use of Traffic Control Devices (TTC) lies in the enhancement of safety and operational effectiveness during incident management. Feedback mechanisms facilitate an ongoing dialogue among personnel who utilize these devices in real-world scenarios. This exchange of information can lead to the identification of challenges or inefficiencies associated with TTC usage, allowing agencies to make informed adjustments and improvements.

Engaging personnel in this way fosters a culture of continuous improvement and allows for the sharing of best practices that can enhance safety for both responders and the public. By considering the insights and experiences of those actively using the devices, agencies can ensure that training is relevant, practical, and responsive to the actual conditions encountered in the field. This can ultimately lead to better traffic management and safer incident scenes, which is a core goal of Traffic Incident Management.