May, 6 This is the FDOT, for May 6. This Report contains the numerical data and counts that were derived from the SunGuide System events created by the operations staff. Table Of Contents Number Of SunGuide Events Number of Lane Closing Events 3 Number of Rapid Incident Scene Clearance (RISC) Events 4 Number of Emergency Stopping Site (ESS) events. 5 Number of Events from a Safety Barrier Alert. 6 Average Open Roads Policy & Normal Traffic Times for I-75 Incidents 7 Average Blockage/Event Duration - Lane Blocking Events 8 Lane Blocking Events- By County and Roadway 9 Lane Blocking Incidents - By Incident Level SunGuide Events - By Event Type SunGuide Event Duration (Average) - By Event Type Event - DMS Statistics 3 Public Service Announcements - DMS Activations 4 Road Work - DMS Statistics 5 Event Location Summary- By Mile Marker 6 Event Detection Source 7 Event Type Summary 8 Road Ranger Assist Summary 9 Road Ranger Assist Activities - By County Road Ranger Events - By Zone Road Ranger Assisted Events - By Notifying Agency Road Ranger Assisted Events - By Time of Day 3 Road Ranger Assisted Events - By Solution Type Please note that all times in this report are HH:MM format except where specifically noted. Page of 6
May, 6 Definitions RISC - RISC is an acronym for "Rapid Incident Scene Clearance". This is an innovative program developed by FDOT that helps the incident response community to meet the Florida's Open Roads Policy goal of safely clearing major highway incidents and truck crashes in 9 minutes or less. It is an incentive-based towing service program that requires specialized equipment and trained operators to quickly remove wreckage from the roadway. ESS - ESS is an acronym for "Emergency Stopping Site". ESS are improved areas located on the state right-of-way near the freeway mainline that are used by motorists, Road Rangers, law enforcement, fire rescue, and other public service vehicles as a safe location to temporarily relocate from the interstate. SBCS - The Safety Barrier Cable System is a continuous string of instrumented cables along the right-of-way fence on Alligator Alley on I-75. If a vehicle runs off the roadway and hits the cable, an alert is sent to the RTMC which allows for quick response to that incident. Incident - An incident is an unplanned traffic occurrence that blocks lanes of travel, causes an abnormal traffic disturbance, or requires DMS activation. Examples of incidents include crashes, abnormal delays, emergency road work, road closures, flooding, police activity, child abduction alerts, etc. ** Please note that pre-planned road work and normal rush hour delays are not considered incidents. Event - An event is any roadway activity that is recorded by the including lane blocking incidents, congestion, scheduled construction, emergency road work, shoulder lane closures, disabled vehicles, abandoned vehicles, etc. Emergency Road Work - This is an event type that describes situations where non-scheduled road work is necessary or whenever normally scheduled road work remains active past 6 AM or 4 PM on weekdays (into the potential rush hour time frame). Road Ranger Events - Number of events in which a Road Ranger was dispatched and/or arrived on scene. Road Ranger Assists - Number of activities performed by the Road Rangers when on the scene of an event. Incident Levels: Level - Incidents of any duration that do not close travel lanes (shoulder incidents, delays, event delays, etc.) or the "Start Time" to "Clear Time" duration of a lane closing (not road closing) incident is estimated to be < 3 minutes. Level - The "Start Time" to "Clear Time" duration of a lane closing incident is estimated to be 3 minutes or greater but less than hours. This does not include a full closure of the roadway. Level 3 - The "Start Time" to "Clear Time" duration of a lane closing incident is estimated to be hours or greater or all travel lanes are blocked on any roadway or ramp. Significant area-wide congestion is expected (but not necessary). Please note that all times in this report are in HH:MM format except where specifically noted. Page of 6
May, 6. Total Number of SunGuide Events: 536. Number of Lane Blocking Events: 437 6 5 4 3 Total Number of SunGuide and Lane Blocking Events 536 437 SunGuide Events Lane Blocking Events 3. Number of RISC Events: 4. Number of ESS Events: 5 5. Events from a Safety Barrier Alert: 3 5 5 5 Number of RISC, ESS, and Saftey Barrier Events 5 3 RISC ESS Safety Barrier 6. Average Open Roads Policy & Normal Traffic Times for I-75 Incidents Average Incident Duration From First Responder Arrival to Travel Lane Open Average Incident Duration From First Responder Notified to Travel Lane Open Average Incident Duration From First Responder Notified to Normal Traffic 7. Average Blockage/Event Duration - For All Lane Blocking Events Number of Events Number of Lane Blocking Events Number of Secondary Incidents Average Blockage Duration Average Event Duration :54 :7 :36 536 437 7 3: 3:36 4:48 3:36 :4 : : :54 :7 Average Event Times :36 3: 3:36 st Responder Arrival to Travel Lane Open st Responder Notified to Travel Lanes Open st Responder Notified to Normal Traffic Average Blockage Duration Average Event Duration Note: Table 6 includes lane blocking incidents for I-75 and only includes Crash, Debris on Roadway, Disabled Vehicles, Emergency Vehicles, Flooding,, Pedestrian, Police Activity, and Vehicle Fire Events. Page 3 of 6
May, 6 8. Lane Blocking Incidents - By County and Roadway: Collier Lee Charlotte Sarasota Manatee Dist Roadways I-75 County County 3 County 4 County 84 County 65 Counties - US-4 7 9 9 - I-75 - - - - - Arterials 4 8 3 8 Total Incidents 3 49 5 3 88 District 7* District 6* District 4* FL Turnpike* Total Incidents Roadways I-75 TMC TMC TMC TMC - By Roadway 343 US-4 - - 57 I-75 - - - Arterials 37 Total Incidents 437 *These are incidents that occurred outside of the coverage area but requires SWIFT SunGuide assistance. Lane Blocking Incidents - By County Lane Blocking Incidents - By Roadway 4 3 3 8% 88 3% 8 6 4 49 5 79% I-75 US-4 I-75 Arterials Page 4 of 6
May, 6 9. LANE BLOCKING INCIDENTS - By Incident Level: Collier County Lee County Level Level Level 3 * Totals Level Level Level 3 * Totals Events Lane Event Lane Event Events Charlotte County Duration Duration Events Duration Duration Events Duration Duration *Incidents classified as "" are police activity or scheduled road work, and are not included in the Level,, & 3 totals. Sarasota County Lane Event Lane Event Evevnts Duration Duration 9 : :4 :4 :59 8 :3 :6 4 :3 :9 9 :53 :3 3 :3 :48 6 :5 :6 4 : :33 :8 :3 8 :55 :4 9 : :5 4 :49 :3 74* 7:54 8: 6* 3:4 4: 9* 6: 6:5 34* 5:44 5:49 49 :33 :8 43 :5 :3 3 :8 :5 79 :44 :36 Manatee County Dist Counties Distrcit TMCs Total Lane Event Lane Event Lane Event Events Duration Duration Events Duration Duration Lane Event Duration Duration Evevnts Duration Duration 6 : :35 : : 3 :4 :7 9 : : 4 : :39 : : : : 66 :5 :33 3 :37 :58 5:4 6: 7 :3 :34 64 :3 :36 35* 5:7 5:3 * : : * : : 78* 6:3 6:37 53 :3 :6 5:4 6: :7 : 59 :53 :33 3 5 5 5 7: 4:48 :4 : Lane Blocking Incidents - By Incident Level 59 78* 9 66 64 Level Level Level 3 * Totals Lane Blocking Incidents - Lane and Event Duration 6:3 6:37 :3 :36 :33 :33 : :5 :53 : Level Level Level 3 * Totals Lane Duration Event Duration Page 5 of 6
May, 6. SunGuide Events - by Event Type: Incidents Abandoned Vehicle Amber Alerts Bridge Work Brush Fire Congestion Crash Debris Disabled Vehicle Emergency Vehicles Evacuation Flooding Interagency Coord. LEO Alerts Pedestrian Police Activity PSA Road Work - Emergency Road Work - Scheduled Silver Alert Special Events Vehicle Fire Visibility Weather Wildlife Total Incidents 35 3 5 5 5 67 4 Collier Lee Charlotte Sarasota Manatee D- Dist. Total # County County County County County Counties TMCs of Events 5 75 83 38 67 3 4 3 5 66 88 68 8 38 66 8 4 73 38 4 58 83 79 7 96 784 5 58 439 8 954 4 3 5 4 7 7 5 5 39 3 3 5 4 5 63 6 3 8 58 75 7 9 34 35 8 7 4 8 4 3 5 3 3 5 365 79 384 84 5 4 9 536 73 7 954 SunGuide Events - By Event Type 7 39 4 58 8 Note: Incident categories that are listed as zero are not included in the chart below. 4 3 Page 6 of 6
May, 6. SunGuide Event Duration (Average) - by Event Type: Incidents Abandoned Vehicle Amber Alerts Bridge Work Brush Fire Congestion Crash Debris Disabled Vehicle Emergency Vehicles Evacuation Flooding Interagency Coord. LEO Alerts Pedestrian Police Activity PSA Road Work - Emergency Road Work - Scheduled Silver Alert Special Events Vehicle Fire Visibility Weather Wildlife Total Incidents Collier Lee Charlotte Sarasota Manatee D- Dist. All County County County County County Counties TMCs Counties :37 7:4 :5 8:49 :58 : : 9:8 : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : 4:9 : :53 : : : : 3:35 :9 :45 :47 : :56 : : :59 : : :34 :6 :8 :59 :4 : :7 :7 :6 :3 :6 : : : : :55 :5 :33 :54 : : :5 :44 :45 :58 :56 :7 : : :6 : : : : : : : : : : : :35 : : : :35 : : : : : : :6 :6 : : : : : : : : :36 :9 :6 : :6 : : :3 :8 :59 :49 :46 :6 : : :3 :4 : :4 :9 :34 : : : : : : : : : : : 5:6 : : : : : : 5:6 8: 3:7 6:5 5:49 5:4 : : 6:36 : 4:5 : : : : : 4:5 : : : : : : : : :6 : : :35 :35 : : :8 :39 :9 : :4 : : : :5 : 3:36 4:4 3:6 :9 : : 3: :47 :39 : :48 :34 : : :44 :4 :8 :8 :5 :5 :59 : :4 3:36 SunGuide Event Duration - By County :4 : :4 :8 :8 :5 :5 :59 : Collier Lee Charlotte Sarasota Manatee D Counties TMCs : Page 7 of 6
May, 6. Event DMS Statistics: Number of DMS Used for Number of Incidents Average Number of DMS Average DMS Message Unplanned Events*: Utilizing DMS per Incident Duration 66 39 8 :4 3. PSA - DMS Activations: 4. Road Work - DMS Statistics: Number of Public Service Announcement Scheduled Emergency Total # Road Work DMS Activations Road Work Road Work Patterns 347 8 8 # DMS Used for Road Work Average # of DMS/Pattern 375 * The DMS used for "Unplanned Events" includes crashes, congestion, visibility, silver alerts, etc. 3 5 5 5 66 DMS used for Unplanned Events DMS Statistics 39 347 375 Incidents Utilizing DMS DMS Activations for PSAs # of DMS used for Roadwork Road Work Events Scheduled Roadwork Events Emergency Roadwork Events 8 Page 8 of 6
May, 6 5. Event Location - Summary By Exit Reference: I-75 Northbound I-75 Southbound US-4 Northbound Mile <49 5 Mile <49 Collier Mile 49-79.9 6 Mile 49-79.9 6 Lee 55 Mile 8-.9 33 Mile 8-.9 3 Charlotte 9 Mile -4.9 Mile -4.9 34 Sarasota 78 Mile 5-6.9 53 Mile 5-6.9 43 Manatee Mile 7-.9 75 Mile 7-.9 63 North Total 53 Mile -5.9 74 Mile -5.9 54 Mile 6-.9 45 Mile 6-.9 43 Mile 3-7.9 5 Mile 3-7.9 8 US-4 Southbound Mile 8-3.9 7 Mile 8-3.9 57 Collier 5 Mile 3-35.9 93 Mile 3-35.9 79 Lee 5 Mile 36-37.9 3 Mile 36-37.9 9 Charlotte 4 Mile 38-38.9 9 Mile 38-38.9 9 Sarasota 3 Mile 39-4.9 73 Mile 39-4.9 6 Manatee 7 Mile 4-4.9 34 Mile 4-4.9 7 South Total 4 Mile 43-57.9 49 Mile 43-57.9 7 Mile 58-6.9 9 Mile 58-6.9 3 Mile 6-63.9 34 Mile 6-63.9 7 Mile 64-66.9 5 Mile 64-66.9 8 Total Events on US-4 Mile 67-69.9 6 Mile 67-69.9 9 377 Mile 7-78.9 7 Mile 7-78.9 65 Mile 79-8.9 5 Mile 79-8.9 3 Mile 8-9.9 7 Mile 8-9.9 89 Total Events on I-75 Mile 9-9.9 4 Mile 9-9.9 34 4785 Mile 93-94.9 3 Mile 93-94.9 3 Mile 95-99.9 73 Mile 95-99.9 45 Mile - 4.9 9 Mile - 4.9 84 Mile 5-6.9 74 Mile 5-6.9 35 Note: The charts for these tables Mile 7-9.9 48 Mile 7-9.9 37 appear on the following page. Mile -.9 8 Mile -.9 59 Mile 3-6.9 3 Mile 3-6.9 4 Mile 7-9.9 84 Mile 7-9.9 76 Mile - 3.9 87 Mile - 3.9 9 Mile 4-7.9 77 Mile 4-7.9 9 Mile 8-8.9 5 Mile 8-8.9 8 Mile 9-9.9 Mile 9-9.9 Mile 3-39.9 5 Mile 3-39.9 > Mile 4 > Mile 4 North Total 556 South Total 9 Page 9 of 6
May, 6 3 I-75 Events - By Mile Marker 5 5 5 I-75 North I-75 South US-4 Events - By County 6 Events - By Roadway 5 4785 8 4 6 3 4 377 US-4 North US-4 South I-75 US-4 Page of 6
May, 6 6. Event Detection Source: Assest Management (includes Dbi & ICA) CCTV - TMC CCTV - Construction Agencies County and Local Law Enforcement Emergency Operations Centers Emergency Responders FDOT ITS Managers FDOT (includes PIO) FDOT Maintenance FHP Dispatch, Website, or Radio FHP Incident Alerts Fire Department HazMat/DEP MCCO Media Motorists/5 Feedback Airport Field Personnel Road Ranger RTMC - ITS Devices (TSS & Safety Barrier) RTMC Scanner RTMC Staff (On Scene) Sherriff's Officer - Charlotte County Sheriff's Office - Collier County Sheriff's Office - Lee County Sheriff's Office - Manatee County Sheriff's Office - Sarasota County SW Florida Internantion Airport TMC - District 4 TMC - District 5 TMC - District 7 TMC - Tow Truck Companies Traffic Engineering Waze Total Number of Incidents 3.% 76 3.%.% 57.9%.%.%.%.%.%.% 455 7.%.%.%.%.%.% 3.%.%.%.% 64 3.3% 9.7%.%.%.%.%.%.%.%.%.%.4%.% 6.%.% 6.% 6 4.9% 536.% Assest Management CCTV - TMC Construction Agencies County and Local Law Enforcement Emergency Responders FDOT (includes PIO) FHP Dispatch, Website, or Radio Motorists/5 Feedback Road Ranger RTMC - ITS Devices Sheriff's Office - Lee County Event Detection Source TMC - District 4 TMC - District 5 TMC - Traffic Engineering Waze 3 3 57 9 6 6 6 455 76 64 5 5 Note: Event Detection Source Categories listed as zero are not included in the above chart. Page of 6
May, 6 7. Event Type Summary Event Types Abandoned Vehicle Amber Alert Bridge Work Brush Fire Congestion Crash Debris On Roadway Disabled Vehicle Emergency Vehicles Evacuation Flooding Interagency Coord. LEO Alert Pedestrian Police Activity PSA Road Work - Emergency Road Work - Scheduled Silver Alert Special Event Vehicle Fire Visibility Weather Wildlife Total Events : 9:36 7: 4:48 :4 : 9:9 3:35 : : # of Events Average On Scene Time Average Event Duration 67 :5 9:9 : : : : 4 :38 3:35 : : 73 : : 7 : : 954 : :5 7 :57 :7 : : : :35 : :8 : : 39 :7 :4 4 : :3 58 :6 : : : 4:5 5:6 8 :3 6:36 :9 4:5 : : : :8 4 : :5 3 : 3: :33 :45 536 :56 :5 : :5 :7 :35 Event Type Summary - By Event Type Abandoned Vehicle Brush Fire Congestion Crash Debris On Roadway Disabled Vehicle Emergency Vehicles Flooding Interagency Coord. Pedestrian Police Activity Road Work - Emergency Road Work - Scheduled Silver Alert Vehicle Fire Visibility Weather Wildlife 4 7 39 4 67 58 4 3 8 73 7 954 3 4 Note: Event Type Categories listed as zero are not included in these charts. Event Type Summary - Average Event Duration :8 :4 :3 : 5:6 6:36 4:5 :8 :5 3: :45 Page of 6
May, 6 Road Ranger Information Weekday Road Rangers County Limits RR4 MM 49-8 RR MM 67-93 Collier County Mile 5-5 RR3 MM 8-5 RR8 MM 9-3 Lee County Mile 5-49 RR5 (Spare Truck) RR3 MM -3 Charlotte County Mile 49-7 RR6 MM 5-3 *RR MM 4-3 & Sarasota County Mile 7-3 RR7 MM 6-38 I-75 MM -3 Manatee County Mile 3-3 RR MM 36-58 RR5 (Spare Truck) RR9 MM 43-7 *RR is primarily dispatched from the District 7 RTMC Saturday Road Rangers Sunday Road Rangers RR4 MM 49-8 RR MM 67-93 RR3 MM 49-8 RR MM 67-93 RR3 MM 8-5 RR3 MM -3 RR4 MM 8-5 RR3 MM -3 RR5 (Spare Truck) RR MM 4-3 RR5 (Spare Truck) RR MM 4-3 RR6 MM 5-3 I-75 MM -3 RR6 MM 5-3 I-75 MM -3 RR9 MM 43-7 *RR3 I-75 MM -3 RR9 MM 43-7 *RR3 I-75 MM -3 *RR 3 covers I-75 until AM when RR arrives for District 7 *RR 3 covers I-75 until AM when RR arrives for District 7 8. Road Ranger Assists Summary Total SunGuide Events Events with Road Ranger Response Total RR On-Scene Activites Average Activities/Assisted Event % of Events Assisted 536 43 378.3 45.35% 6 4 Road Ranger Assists - Summary 536 378 43 Total SunGuide Events Events with Road Ranger Response Total RR On- Scene Activites 9. Road Ranger Events By County: Road Ranger Counties Events Collier 88 Lee 634 Charlotte 66 Sarasota 69 Manatee 48 8 Totals 96 Road Ranger Events - By County 6% 3% 3% % 9% Collier Lee Charlotte Sarasota Manatee Page 3 of 6
83 5 45 8 7 6 38 4 6 54 7 99 3 345 347 369 467 55 657 Florida Department of Transportation May, 6. Road Ranger Events - By Zone: Road Ranger Road Ranger Assist Zones RR-3 Events 6 Activities 99. Road Ranger Assisted Events - By Notifying Agency: RR-4 5 Notifying Number of % of RR-5 Agency Events Events RR-6 RR-7 RR-8 RR-9 RR- RR- RR- RR-3 RR-5 RR-6 RR-7 54 3 347 6 83 7 467 8 7 345 657 38 45 369 55 4 CCTV FDOT FHP Troop F Motorists Road Rangers TMC - D TMC - Assest Mgmt Sheriff's Office Waze 48 743 3 6 4 6 6.3%.% 5.%.% 54.8%.%.%.%.%.% 3.6% RR Supervisor Totals 96 Totals 439 378.% 7 6 5 Road Ranger Events - By Zone Road Ranger Assisted Events - By Notifying Agency % 7% 4 3 57% 6% Events Assist Activities CCTV FDOT FHP Troop F Motorists Road Rangers TMC - D TMC - Assest Mgmt Sheriff's Office Page 4 of 6
May, 6. Road Ranger Assisted Events - By Time of Day: Time RR RR Time RR RR of Day Events Assists of Day Events Assists AM - AM 3 3 PM - PM 75 3 AM - AM 6 8 PM - PM 5 9 AM - 3 AM 8 9 PM - 3 PM 93 67 3 AM - 4 AM 6 8 3 PM - 4 PM 3 3 4 AM - 5 AM 6 7 4 PM - 5 PM 7 58 5 AM - 6 AM 5 5 5 PM - 6 PM 96 44 6 AM - 7 AM 49 6 6 PM - 7 PM 8 7AM - 8 AM 4 78 7 PM - 8 PM 69 9 8 AM - 9 AM 48 6 8 PM - 9 PM 9 3 9 AM - AM 86 3 9 PM - PM 5 3 AM - AM 88 39 PM - PM 35 4 AM - PM 8 35 PM - AM 6 Totals 43 378 35 Road Rangers Events - By Time of Day 3 5 5 5 Road Ranger Events Road Ranger Assists Page 5 of 6
May, 6 3. Road Ranger Events - By Solution Type: Problem Type # of Assists Abandoned 6 Absorbant Activity 5 Assist FHP 7 Bleach Cold Patch Asphalt Debris 5 Deploy Cones Diesel 6 Directions 3 Dispatch Not Found 79 Flare Flat Tire 466 Flood Lamp Gas 3 Jump 6 Livestock Lockout Minor Repair 75 Miscellaneous MOT non-specific 65 No Assistance 345 Oil 53 Phone Portland Cement Push Radio Tow 43 Translate Transmission Fluid Transport 8 Turbo Flare Unsuccessful Repair Void 5 Water 94 Wildlife Total Assist Activities 378 Abandoned Activity Assist FHP Debris Deploy Cones Diesel Directions Dispatch Not Found Flat Tire Gas Jump Minor Repair Miscellaneous MOT non-specific No Assistance Push Tow Transport Void Water Wildlife Road Ranger Events - By Solution Type 5 6 5 3 8 43 6 75 7 94 53 79 6 3 345 466 5 65 3 4 5 6 7 Note: Problem Type categories listed as zero are not included in the above chart. Page 6 of 6