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Georgia TIME Task Force The Traffic Incident Management Enhancement (TIME) Task Force was formed to address the critical issues of mobility and traffic safety across Georgia
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26/10/2026

Join us on Wednesday, October 28, for the Troup County Traffic Incident Management (TIM) Team Meeting!

This in-person meeting brings first responders and transportation partners together to strengthen coordination, exchange knowledge, and learn best practices for improving safety at roadway incidents.

Working together makes a difference! We hope to see you there.

26/10/2026

Join us in person as we bring together first responders and transportation partners to enhance roadway incident safety, share best practices, and learn through free training and collaboration. Together, we can make our roadways safer for everyone!

We look forward to seeing you there!

Join us for 2026 Crash Responder Safety Week, November 2–6! The Georgia TIME Task Force is bringing responders and partn...
23/10/2026

Join us for 2026 Crash Responder Safety Week, November 2–6!

The Georgia TIME Task Force is bringing responders and partners together for a week of training, appreciation, and collaboration to promote safer roadways across Georgia. From technical rescue training to responder appreciation events, let’s honor those who put their lives on the line to help others.

Explore the Georgia events and register today!

23/10/2026

Speeding isn’t worth the risk! Slow down, follow posted speed limits, and adjust your speed to road conditions. Every second saved is not worth a life lost. Let’s work together to keep Georgia’s roads safe!

Thank you to everyone who joined today’s TIM Team meetings in Henry and Catoosa counties! These meetings bring traffic i...
22/10/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined today’s TIM Team meetings in Henry and Catoosa counties! These meetings bring traffic incident management partners together to strengthen relationships, share lessons learned and improve coordination before the next call. Your participation helps advance safe, quick clearance of roadway incidents and protect responders and motorists across Georgia.

22/10/2026

Your phone can wait—your safety can’t! Stay focused, keep your eyes on the road, and avoid distractions behind the wheel. Every choice matters when it comes to protecting yourself and others. Stay alert. Arrive safe.

Thank you, Coweta County 911/Emergency Management Agency, for bringing partners together! Cross-disciplinary training an...
21/10/2026

Thank you, Coweta County 911/Emergency Management Agency, for bringing partners together! Cross-disciplinary training and Traffic Incident Management (TIM) meetings strengthen relationships, build understanding of each agency’s role, and improve coordination. Ultimately helping protect responders and motorists and support safe, quick clearance of Georgia’s roads.

21/10/2026

Safe driving starts with YOU! Teens learn by watching the adults in their lives. Set the example, practice together, and keep the conversation going to help build safe driving habits that last a lifetime. Let’s work together to keep our roads safe!

20/10/2026

A look back at an impactful conference filled with meaningful conversations, collaboration, and a shared commitment to making a difference across Georgia. The GA Time Task Force continues to bring people together to learn, connect, and work toward a stronger future.

19/10/2026

It’s National Teen Driver Safety Week! October 18–24, 2026

Got your license? DRIVE SMART! Every choice behind the wheel matters. Stay focused, avoid distractions, follow speed limits, buckle up, and never drive impaired. Your freedom comes with responsibility—make every mile a safe one!

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