How can States sustain a TACT effect in existing intervention corridors when a new year of TACT activities includes moving interventions to new corridors?
The high level of enforcement and media applied to a TACT intervention corridor cannot usually be sustained once the TACT funding ceases. Nevertheless, a focus on TACT-related behaviors can be continued to maintain some or all of any behavioral gains achieved. Once an enforcement agency has participated in a TACT project, the importance it places on enforcing illegal driving activities around CMVs during regular patrols should be elevated. Communication efforts can be continued by leaving road signs in place and through the use of earned media.
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