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Tabletop Case Exercises

MOT Training for Incident Responders in

Florida

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Why Exercise?

• To develop an interagency team with a common understanding of the transportation aspects

• To apply different MOT plans in response to various incident scenarios

• To prepare each responder for the event including unexpected changes

• To improve individual and agency performance

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Instructions

• Divide the class into groups

• Each group needs at least one incident responder representing each agency (firefighter, police officer, EMS, road ranger, tow company, DOT , etc.)

• Assign each incident responder in the group to a different role

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First Case

• An accident on a six-lane interstate highway, 60 mph posted speed, northbound direction

• Vehicles blocking the outside shoulder and traffic lane

• Vehicle arrival order:1. Road Ranger/FDOT (16 cones)2. Police vehicle/FHP (3 cones)3. Fire vehicle (3 cones) and EMS4. Tow vehicle

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Second Case

• An accident on a six-lane interstate highway, 60 mph posted speed, northbound direction

• Vehicles blocking the inside shoulder and traffic lane

• Vehicle arrival order:1. Fire vehicle (3 cones) and EMS 2. Police vehicle/FHP (3 cones)3. Road Ranger/FDOT (16 cones)4. Tow vehicle

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Third Case

• An accident on an eight-lane interstate highway, 65 mph posted speed, northbound direction

• Vehicles blocking the two center traffic lanes

• Vehicle arrival order:1. Road Ranger/FDOT (18 cones)2. Police vehicle/FHP (3 cones)3. Fire vehicle (3 cones) and EMS4. Tow vehicle

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