One incident log for every team
Crashes, hazards and service disruptions logged once, with priority, status and assignee, visible to every agency on the response.

When a crash closes a carriageway or a possession overruns, the transport management centre, road crews and rail teams need to be working from the same facts.
Crash and closure details spread across radio, phone calls and paper logs, so the picture is never the same for every team.
Track work extending past the planned window with no shared record of who is still on the corridor when trains are due back.
Road closures and rail disruptions needing quick, coordinated decisions on diversions and replacement services across agencies.
From the transport management centre to the crew on the corridor, one shared operating picture keeps incidents, possessions and diversions moving together.
Crashes, hazards and service disruptions logged once, with priority, status and assignee, visible to every agency on the response.
Closures, detour routes, worksites and possession limits plotted on one map with uploaded track plans and reference locations.
Track access permits, look-outs and pre-start checks completed on site, visible to the possession manager and the TMC as soon as they're saved.
Possession windows, bus replacement timings and detour changes on a shared schedule every team works from.
Rail control, road crews, tow operators and emergency services listed with role and direct contact, no searching for numbers.
Track diagrams, traffic management plans and photos stored with the operation, ready for the debrief.
A truck strikes a rail bridge overnight. The transport management centre, road crews and rail control share one picture of the corridor.
The TMC duty officer logs the strike from a passing patrol, marking the location and closing the northbound lane.
Rail control sets a temporary speed restriction over the bridge and tasks the possession supervisor to inspect the structure.
A traffic crew signs a detour off the highway while the coordinator arranges a rail replacement bus for the affected section.
The possession supervisor confirms the bridge is undamaged and logs photos and the clearance time to the file.
The TMC lifts the speed restriction and reopens the northbound lane once the inspection report is closed out.

See how CommandPost® supports transport management centres, rail possessions and incident response crews on the corridor.