U.S. DOT Supports First Responders and Emergency Preparedness
U.S. DOT Supports First Responders and Emergency Preparedness
















At the U.S. Department of Transportation, we take emergency preparedness seriously. That’s why the Federal Highway Administration, the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration are committed to training and supporting first responders, EMS and hazardous materials professionals. Their projects and programs help save lives every day. To learn more visit, FHWA.dot.gov, EMS.gov or PHMSA.dot.gov.

 















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Parul Dubey
Parul Dubey

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