The FDOT District Six Traffic Incident Management (TIM) provides a structured, multi-agency framework to promote best practices for field coordination and responder safety. Central to the TIM Program is collaboration among key stakeholders, including law enforcement, fire rescue, emergency medical services, towing and recovery providers, local governments, and transportation agencies. FDOT facilitates regular TIM meetings, training sessions, and after-action reviews to strengthen partnerships, share lessons learned, and align procedures across disciplines. These meetings provide a forum to review performance, discuss operational challenges, and coordinate planning for special events, weather emergencies, and large-scale incidents. Through ongoing stakeholder engagement and standardized response strategies, the FDOT TIM Program enhances roadway safety, mobility, and reliability across the transportation network.
District Six has two TIM Teams; the Miami-Dade County TIM Team and the Monroe County TIM Team. Both teams work with their partners to optimize incident management procedures in their respective areas. They review current procedures to identify areas of improvement and work together to implement these initiatives on the field.
