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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has developed State e-Toolkit pages to help States create the education and outreach tools necessary to successfully conduct a high-traffic enforcement program. Click on the hyperlinks below to view the associated State TACT e-Toolkit. The listings in the Generic e-Toolkit were used in State campaigns but may not have been specifically created for any particular state.

• Washington
• Georgia
• Kentucky
• North Carolina

Washington TACT Posters
This poster was used during the enforcement period.

Washington TACT Recognitions
It is important to recognize the contributions of stakeholders who add to the success of your State?s TACT program.
Alfred Portillo receiving award from Steve Lind, Acting Director, Washington Traffic Safety Commission at a Washington Trucking Association Safety meeting.	R.S. Viggers with award at a Washington Trucking Association Safety Meeting.

Kentucky TACT Road Sign
This sign is used to communicate the safe merging distance between cars and trucks. The sign is designed to increase awareness among motorists of the need to leave one car length for every ten miles of speed when merging in front of trucks.

Kentucky TACT Truck Wrap
This is an example of a commercial motor vehicle with a truck wrap advertisement of the TACT program.

Kentucky TACT Press Conference
	A press conference is typically held to announce the start of the TACT campaign and enforcement interventions.
Greg Howard, Kentucky Vehicle Enforcement Commissioner

Kentucky TACT Officers
	The TACT program relies on dedicated law enforcement officers who identify and write citations for unsafe driving behaviors.
Kentucky Vehicle Enforcement Major Phillip Frazier and Captain Mary Smalley

Georgia TACT Road Sign
	Deputy FMCSA Regional Administrator Dave Hugel and officers at the I-95 wave of the Georgia TACT Project Savannah news conference
Participants at G-TACT News Conference at the Georgia Welcome Center in Savannah, Georgia

Georgia TACT Aviation View
Georgia Motor Carrier Compliance Division (MCCD) officer on a traffic stop with a tractor trailer

Georgia TACT Truck Wrap
This is an example of a commercial motor vehicle with a truck wrap advertisement of the TACT program.

Georgia TACT Press Conference
A press conference is typically held to announce the start of the TACT campaign and enforcement interventions.

North Carolina TACT-Related Information
Many motorists falsely assume that truckers can see the road better because they sit twice as high as the driver of a car. However, truckers still have serious blind spots or NO-ZONES into which a car can disappear from view- up to 20 feet in front of the cab, on either side of the tractor-trailer, particularly alongside the cab, and up to 200 feet in the rear.