The American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
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SPRING
2020
Features
Clearing a Safe Path
Traffic Incident Management (TIM) focuses on detecting, responding to, and clearing traffic incidents so that traffic flow can be restored as safely and quickly as possible. Effective TIM reduces the duration and impacts of traffic incidents and improves the safety of motorists, crash victims and emergency responders. Partners include law enforcement, emergency medical services, and fire and rescue.
By Melanie D.G. Kaplan
Departments
Interviews & Perspectives
FROM THE PRESIDENT
Closing the Gaps
Process and procedure are essential to the health and welfare of the public
FROM THE CHAIR
Pulling Together
Amid the challenges and uncertainty of COVID-19, the AAMVA family will weather the storm together
BEHIND THE WHEEL
Q&A with Dr. Darrin Grondel
Highway safety leader shares a roadmap for a safer future
CROSSROADS
What's in a Name?
AAMVA’s Salvage and Junk Vehicles Best Practice guide aims to reduce variances in title branding across jurisdictions
Dashboard
Crossword
Magazine PDF
FOREIGN RECIPROCITY
The AAMVA YouTube channel features many videos on a range of topics of interest to the highway safety and motor vehicle communities.
Check out the latest videos by clicking on the link below.
Traffic Incident Management (TIM) focuses on detecting, responding to, and clearing traffic incidents so that traffic flow can be restored as safely and quickly as possible.
Effective TIM reduces the duration and impacts of traffic incidents and improves the safety of motorists, crash victims and emergency responders.
Traffic incidents are among the leading causes of death for EMS responders and law enforcement officers.
According to the Emergency Responder Safety Institute, the 44 fatalities of emergency responders in 2019 include:
SPONSOR SHOWCASE
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TRUSTED IDENTITY PROTECTION
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THE NEW WAY TO VISIT THE DMV
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IMPROVING IDENTIFICATION SECURITY
When the State of Texas was looking for a partner to help improve the security of their driver licenses and ID cards, they selected the Thales Polycarbonate offering with advanced Level 1 and 2 Features.
SERVING THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES
At 3M, we’re committed to supporting DMVs and other agencies with comprehensive vehicle registration solutions that help optimize processes, reduce costs and deliver license plates that are bright, durable and effective for vehicle identification.
RETHINKING THE ID. WHY NOT?
Covestro is among the leading suppliers of polycarbonate film: a robust material that can enable highly secure and tamper-resistant ID documents. These films can be inseparably bonded, produce high-quality images and are nearly impossible to manipulate – helping to protect against counterfeiting and identity fraud.
DON'T JUST FLASH IT, PROVE IT
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TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
The AAMVA YouTube channel features many videos on a range of topics of interest to the highway safety and motor vehicle communities.
Check out the latest videos by clicking on the link below.
Arkansas can now easily verify insurance information in real time with help from MV Solutions
HOW ARE JURISDICTIONS COMMUNICATING ABOUT COVID-19 ON SOCIAL MEDIA?
THE FIVE LEVELS OF DRIVING AUTOMATION
Driver Assistance
The first level of automation includes adaptive cruise control and lane-keep assist. These systems still require the driver to be in control.
Partial Automation
Level 2 automation assists in controlling speed and steering. Sensors monitor the distance between the vehicle and traffic ahead, while also providing steering assist by centering the vehicle within the lane.
Conditional Automation
Level 3 autonomous vehicles are capable of driving themselves, but only under ideal conditions and with limitations, such as limited-access divided highways at a certain speed. Although hands are off the wheel, drivers are still required behind the wheel.
High Automation
Level 4 autonomous vehicles can drive themselves in most environments and road conditions without human interactions but will be restricted to known use cases.
Full Automation
Level 5 autonomous vehicles should be able to monitor and maneuver through all road conditions and require no human interventions whatsoever, eliminating the need for a steering wheel and pedals.
