Traffic Incident Management
Program Overview
The Traffic Incident Management (TIM) program removes incidents from Colorado's highways and restores normal travel operations as safely and quickly as possible.
CDOT partners with multiple agencies to:
- Improve responder safety
- Enhance safe and quick clearance of traffic incidents
- Support prompt, reliable and interoperable communications
- Reduce secondary incidents
- Support economic vitality by minimizing delay
CDOT Safety Patrol Sponsored by GEICO
The CDOT Safety Patrol sponsored by GEICO provides limited roadside assistance at no charge to drivers needing fuel, flat-tire changes, assistance moving vehicles to the shoulder and much, much more.
Education
Learn what you should do as a driver or passenger if you're ever involved in a traffic incident on Colorado's highways. Plus, find statistics on how traffic incidents impact motorists and responders.
Library
Browse TIM resources—from FHWA guidelines to templates for your Standing Program Management Team.
Standing Program Management Teams (SPMT)
SPMTs are groups of local leaders who facilitate conversation and develop solutions for TIM challenges.
Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) area
Wolf Creek Pass (Southwest Colorado)
I-25 in and around El Paso County
I-25 North
I-25 Pueblo County
I-70 East: Tower Road to Kansas
I-70 Mountain Corridor
I-76
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